Tuesday, October 1st
Some 300 members of the Canadian hydronics industry came together in Ottawa for a two-day conference in September featuring technical and business sessions, expert speakers and product showcases.
Organized by the Canadian Hydronics Council, the event’s sessions were led by some of the industry’s most respected names, including Dave Holdorf of Taco, Mechanical Business columnist and Building Knowledge Canada president Gord Cooke, Rob Waters of Solar Services and Canadian Hydronics Council chair Dave Hughes.
Keynote speaker Toby Shannan, of Canadian tech giant Spotify, told delegates that, “Customers want honesty, not perfection,” as he discussed the importance of building trust with customers, and how contractors can build that trust to improve their company’s performance.
NEWS
Gas tanks may have been close to empty following a 2,400 km motorcycle ride around British Columbia, but thanks to the participants in the Viessmann Ride for Comfort initiative...
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The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) and Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating (CIPH) have made a pre-budget submission to...
Trane, a business of Ingersoll Rand, has acquired Arctic Chiller Group, a Canadian-based HVAC manufacturer specializing in high efficiency air- and water-cooled chillers to dramatically...
MCA Canada has announced the 2019 Richard McKeagan Scholarship Series recipients.
Recently renamed to recognize the work of the association’s past CEO, the program...
Saniflo Canada, a manufacturer of macerating and grinding toilets and drain pumps, has announced a new partnership with the independent sales agency of J. Wright Sales...
Grundfos employees and members of the community came together in Mississauga, Ont., on September 7 to participate in Walk for Water Canada, a fundraising event...
Emerson and Lakeside Process Controls hosted their first “We Love STEM” Day for elementary and intermediate level school children from the southern Ontario on September 7...
AquaRise® is a hot and cold potable water distribution system for commercial, industrial and high building construction, offering numerous benefits over metal with a system that’s fully-approved for non-combustible applications. AquaRise also comes with technical support and jobsite trouble-shooting – all from one reliable supplier.
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PRODUCTS
A toilet fit for King Midas was stolen recently from Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of British statesman Winston Churchill and the ancestral home of the Duke of Marlborough. The 18-carat gold toilet, entitled America and valued at nearly $8 million, had been part of an exhibition by artist Maurizio Cattelan and was plumbed in and available to be used by visitors. Two men have since been arrested, but the whereabouts of the golden throne remains unknown.
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