Statistics — Investment in Nova Scotia building construction increased 2.7% in April 2021
Find highlights from statistics released on Nova Scotia Building Construction (April 2021).
COVID-19 Update for CANS Members – June 10, 2021
/in front/by Alison ClackCANS Office Updates; A Visual Breakdown of Nova Scotia’s Reopening Plan Phases; Current Provincial Restrictions; Rapid Testing
Notice — NEW DATE for CANS Advantage BBQ – September 16, 2021
/in front/by Alison ClackOut of an abundance of caution and with respect to the phases outlined in Nova Scotia’s reopening plan, we have made the careful decision to postpone our CANS Advantage BBQ to Thursday, September 16, 2021.
Resource: Shifting the Cycle Of Group Dynamics; Creating Inclusive Workplaces
/in front/by Alison ClackRead an article from Buildforce Canada on the cycle of outsider-insider dynamics and find a toolkit to create a more respectful and inclusive environment in your workplace.
Notice – Request for Proposed Nova Scotia Traffic Control Manual Updates/Corrections
/in front/by Alison ClackGovernment is in the early stages of updating the Nova Scotia Temporary Workplace Traffic Control Manual (NSTWTCM). They are seeking input from all industry specialists.
COVID-19 Update for CANS Members – June 4, 2021
/in front/by Alison ClackUpdates for CANS Office; NS Reopening Plan; Testing & Vaccine Info.
Statistics — Highlights from “Building Permits, April 2021”
/in front/by Alison ClackHighlights for Nova Scotia building permits from April 2021. Month over month and year to date stats included.
News — Governments Invest in School Upgrades and Repairs
/in front/by Alison ClackAnnounced June 2, 2021, schools across Nova Scotia will get retrofits, repairs and upgrades with more than $25 million in funding from the federal and provincial governments.
Survey — Online HRM Survey for Businesses – Red-Tape Reduction
/in front, Uncategorized/by Alison Clack*Available until June 11* The Halifax Regional Municipality is conducting a survey to collect information on how and where regulatory red tape is impacting businesses, whether that be through administrative or compliance obligations that may add unnecessary cost or burden to business owners.
CANSnet Project Preview: PE21-0259- DTI – Pandemic Warehouse, Queens County Highway Depot
/in front/by Alison ClackThe 12,000-square-foot, climate-controlled warehouse will serve as a storage space for Health PEI’s pandemic readiness supplies. That will include personal protective equipment such as gloves, gowns and masks, as well as wipes, sanitizers, syringes and bedding