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For over 35 years, electrical engineers and contractors have trusted Champion Fiberglass® conduit on thousands of solar, wind, and utility transmission and distribution projects across the US and Canada. Champion Duct® fiberglass conduit offers durability, mechanical strength, and no burn-through elbows that minimize repairs. Fiberglass conduit is UL listed to 110℃ so it tolerates higher heat generated in dense cable duct banks. Its light weight and easy connections encourage a smooth, safe, lower cost underground installation. Champion Fiberglass is certified ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001.


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Hubbell Canada Expands Underground Enclosure Portfolio for Broadband and Utility Infrastructure

Hubbell Canada has expanded its line of underground enclosures for broadband, telecommunications, and utility infrastructure applications, offering contractors and network operators three distinct product families engineered for demanding below-grade environments.

The Quazite® Polymer Concrete enclosure system combines select-grade aggregates with polymer resin in a fiberglass-reinforced composite that delivers high compressive strength without electrical conductivity — eliminating the need for grounding hardware in most installations.


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Rexel Utility is the premier distributor of medium- and high-voltage products in the Canadian utility market. A division of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc., we are the distributor of choice for investor-owned utilities, public power municipalities, rural electrification associations, and contractors seeking solutions for transmission, distribution, and substation. We supply complete material packages, transmission and distribution line material, and custom utility assemblies. With distribution centres in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario and regional teams across Canada, one partner covers the whole build.


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PUPI Tangent Crossarms at Rexel Utility

Pick one up and you’ll see and feel the difference compared to wood or other composite crossarms.

PUPI® tangent crossarms weigh significantly less than wood crossarms—with up to six times the strength. A closed-cell polyurethane foam fill provides lightweight, field drillable stability that also prevents moisture and contamination from entering the crossarm. From our industry leading UV protection to our internal bushings, PUPI tangent crossarms are built to last.


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Elastimold™ products are built for reliability. Now, the support behind them is closer than ever. Closer When It Counts reflects ABB’s commitment to Canadian utilities by ensuring the Elastimold™ portfolio is backed by fast, dependable, local service when it matters most.

Our ABB Service and Modernization Centre in Milton, Ontario now supports Elastimold™ repairs. This direct access to Canadian expertise, faster repair turnaround, and dedicated support is tailored to the needs of the Canadian grid.

Elastimold™ reliability you trust. Local support you can count on.


EHRC Funding & Hiring Incentives

Destination Trade, Empowering Futures, and Discovering Potential

The electricity sector in Canada is growing. Current forecasts suggest an additional 2-3x more generation, transmission and distribution capacity by 2050. This means a growing workforce to build, operate and maintain this new carbon-neutral infrastructure.

EHRC is here to help with wage subsidies and hiring incentives to support employers in hiring their future employees, and offering a new generation of talent opportunities to work in this growing industry.



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Proudly Canadian. Trusted Cables for Over a Century.

Nexans Canada proudly embodies the strength, innovation, and reliability of Canadian manufacturing. With locally produced cables and solutions, the company supports national infrastructure, energy, and industry while maintaining a deep commitment to quality and sustainability. Being Made in Canada reflects Nexans’ dedication to local expertise, skilled communities, and trusted performance. By combining global leadership with Canadian roots, Nexans continues to power connections across the country—delivering products Canadians can rely on with pride.


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  • GridSmartCity Advances Grid Modernization with New Corporate Partners: CES Transformers & Landis+Gyr

    GridSmartCity Advances Grid Modernization with New Corporate Partners: CES Transformers & Landis+Gyr

    September 8, 2026 GridSmartCity is pleased to announce CES Transformers and Landis+Gyr as its newest corporate partners, effective September 1, 2026. Ontario’s electricity sector is undergoing significant transformation driven by electrification, digital technologies, and growing customer expectations. To support this evolution, utilities require both modern grid infrastructure and intelligent technologies that improve visibility, reliability, and operational performance. By welcoming… Read More…

  • SaskPower, IBEW reach New CBA

    SaskPower, IBEW reach New CBA

    September 8, 2026 SaskPower and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 2067 announced in July that they have reached a new collective bargaining agreement. “We are incredibly grateful for the work of IBEW Local 2067 members who ensure that Saskatchewan residents have access to reliable and affordable power every day of the year,”… Read More…

  • Nuclea Energy to Acquire Moltex Advanced Nuclear Technology Platform

    Nuclea Energy to Acquire Moltex Advanced Nuclear Technology Platform

    September 8, 2026 Moltex Energy today announced that Nuclea Energy Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Moltex’s advanced nuclear technology portfolio, following a competitive bidding process that attracted significant interest in the company and its technologies. The transaction represents an important next step for a technology platform developed over more than a… Read More…

  • Manitoba Hydro Appoints New Interim President and CEO

    Manitoba Hydro Appoints New Interim President and CEO

    September 8, 2026 Manitoba Hydro announced today that Allan Danroth has left the utility for personal reasons after two years as the corporation’s President and CEO. Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board Chair Jamie Wilson said that Hal Turner, the utility’s current Chief Operating Officer, will act as interim President and CEO effective immediately. Turner joined Manitoba Hydro… Read More…


K-LINE INSULATORS Distribution Line Post Silicone Insulators

Insulator contamination is a common problem on overhead lines. The fundamental element for interruptions with contaminated insulators is moisture. Wet atmospheric conditions result in water filming on surfaces and causing leakage currents to develop. On wood structures, leakage currents can cause pole fires. On steel structures, leakage currents can develop into faults.


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