Rene R Dansereau  - Local 213 - became an Electrical Journeyperson February 3, 2026 Zin Maung Tun - Local 213 - became an Electrical Journeyperson February 5, 2026 Marnix Saynor - became an Electrical Journeyperson January 27, 2026 Congrats to all on their achievements!!

On March 8, our clocks moved forward by one hour. While the change may seem small, it can disrupt sleep and increase fatigue, raising the risk of workplace injuries. Our bodies don’t adjust immediately, and the darker mornings can make waking up, driving, and starting work feel more challenging. This temporary fatigue can reduce alertness and slow decision‑making — especially during higher‑risk tasks like working at heights, using power tools, operating near mobile equipment,

We’re celebrating Women in Construction Week  with a special video campaign featuring some of the incredible individuals across our sites and offices, sharing what it takes to grow their careers and what a strong future in construction looks like to them.   Their responses highlight how opportunity, support, and determination come together to build meaningful careers — and why representation matters. When people see others succeed in this industry, it’s easier to picture them

We would like to congratulate Maurice Franc for writing his C of Q and becoming an Electrical Journeyperson on January 29th.

This year, we’ve been named a Top Employer for 2026 – our fourth consecutive year receiving this recognition. While the award is something to be proud of, what matters the most is what it says about us. It reflects on how we show up every day. How we support one another. The expectations we hold. The standard we refuse to compromise. Being recognized year after year isn’t about doing something new. It’s about doing the right things consistently, even when it’s hard, even when