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January 8, 2026 |
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Canada’s 2025 National Model Codes now available |
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The 2025 Canadian National Model Codes (for Buildings, Fire, Plumbing, Energy and Farm Buildings) were released in late 2025 by the Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) and published by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC). Key updates focus on climate change resilience using future climate data, enhanced accessibility, mass timber use, radon mitigation, and harmonized requirements across Canada.
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People on the Move |
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See who’s making headlines at: Rheem Canada, Bartle & Gibson, ThermOmegaTech, Copeland, GE Appliances, Smardt Chiller Group, Designtest & Balance, and AAON. |
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CMPX 2026 — Canada’s Ultimate Event for HVACR & Plumbing |
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Built for HVACR & plumbing pros, CMPX brings together thousands of products, technologies, and solutions shaping the industry. Experience innovation live, connect with hundreds of leading manufacturers, and gain practical insights you can put to work immediately. Register FREE with promo code MECHBIZ here |
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FEATURED VIDEO: Boiler blowdown basics |
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Boiler blowdown prevents scale, improves efficiency, and extends your boiler’s life. This video breaks down different types of boiler blowdown, why it’s essential, and key mistakes to avoid. |
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As AI and data centres consume more power worldwide, Finland is finding a way to turn the problem into a solution. Tom Mackenzie of Bloomberg Television reports from Helsinki, where energy company Helen captures excess heat from Equinix’s data centres and reuses it to warm local homes, cutting emissions and costs at once. Finland’s model could redefine what it means to build a sustainable digital economy. |
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Brandi Ferenc: Inspiring change |
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When Brandi Ferenc decided to start a consulting business after 20 years on the tools, her plan was to take everything she learned working as an apprentice and journeyperson and leverage the experience to help businesses and women in the skilled trades. "I saw a lot of women were still having a problem getting jobs. I took all my years of experience and took the negatives and thought how can I flip this into a positive? I’ve never been the person who wants to talk about problems. Let’s talk about the solutions."
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