Canadian Electrical Contractors Association

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Who We Are
The Canadian Electrical Contractors Association is a federation of provincial and territorial electrical contractor groups and undertakes to represent electrical contractors at the national level.

02/05/2025

As the national voice for Canada’s electrical contracting industry, the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association (CECA) represents and champions the interests of more than 8,000 electrical contractors who directly employ 70,000 skilled people across Canada who, in turn, generate over $5 billion in revenues annually.

Today, our industry faces an unforeseen and unprecedented threat – that of tariffs on Canadian goods by our long-time trading partner and neighbour, the United States. Should it come to pass, such action, and the likely retaliatory response by Canada, would have immediate, direct and potentially devastating impacts on the Canadian electrical construction industry and on our country’s economy.

CECA understands that this potential action is causing uncertainty and apprehension among the country’s electrical contractors from coast to coast to coast. As the recognized national voice of the sector since 1955, we will maintain close communication with our Canadian and international partners, including the US National Electrical Contractors’ Association (NECA), and share updates and learnings relevant to the electrical contracting industry as we receive them.

We encourage electrical contractors across Canada to stay tuned into their provincial associations for news and updates related to potential tariff action, and attend any local information sessions. And as always, we urge the many skilled workers employed by Canada’s electrical contractors to keep their minds on task despite the distractions, and work safely every day.

https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022AEST0071-001622
11/04/2022

https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022AEST0071-001622

As the Province recognizes Apprenticeship Recognition Month, British Columbians are encouraged to learn more about the benefits of a career in the skilled trades that offer high-quality, good-paying jobs as well as growth opportunities in numerous fields.

2019-2020 Manual of Labor Units (MLU) now availableNECA has recently released a new version of the Manual of Labour Unit...
03/19/2020

2019-2020 Manual of Labor Units (MLU) now available

NECA has recently released a new version of the Manual of Labour Units (MLU) and Tool & Equipment Rental Schedule publications. They are available in print and PDF formats. The MLU is available as a CD. NECA has indicated this will be the last version to offer a CD.

Updates to this edition provide new units for LED fixtures, 35KV cable and more, as well as a new keyword index to provide a better user experience when locating labor units.
Both are available from the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association (CECA).

You can order online at www.ceca.org or call to place your order at 416-491-2414.

CECA attended the Electric Vehicles Road to Prevalence event presented by The Empire Club of Canada.A discussion of what...
03/12/2020

CECA attended the Electric Vehicles Road to Prevalence event presented by The Empire Club of Canada.

A discussion of what steps the EV industry needs to take to solidify consumer confidence, lower product costs, and lift dependence on government incentive programs along the journey to widespread adoption.

Panelists included
Al Cormier President and CEO, Electric Mobility Canada
Travis Allan Vice-President, Public Affairs and General Counsel, FLO
Lance Mortlock Strategy Partner and National Oil and Gas Leader, EY Canada
Cara Clairman President and CEO of Plug’n Drive
Theresa Dekker Vice President, Corporate Business Development & Strategy, Ontario Power Generation; Co-President, Ivy Charging Network

The discussions were moderated by Stephanie Wallcraft President, Automobile Journalists Association of Canada; Multiple award-winning Automotive and Motorsport writer.

07/25/2019

We are happy to report that the U of T CECA student chapter team placed first out of thirteen teams in the initial round of the Green Energy Challenge.

Top three teams and scores are:

1. University of Toronto – 503.71
2. Iowa State University – 503.40
3. Illinois Institute of Technology – 502.00

They now have to create a video and present their project at the NECA convention in Las Vegas in September.

The top three teams move on to the second round. They have to create a video and present their project at the NECA convention in Las Vegas in September.

You can share your congratulations and best wishes for round 2 with them at [email protected]

Note that while NECA covers their convention registration and hotel, they must pay for their travel. If you have any discretionary funds to help them out, it would be greatly appreciated.

PS. It was noted that the core team leads for the competition were ALL women!

Potential labour shortage in electrical industry highlights need for younger, more diverse workforce.Reported by CTV New...
05/13/2019

Potential labour shortage in electrical industry highlights need for younger, more diverse workforce.

Reported by CTV News.

A recent study from not-for-profit Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) projects that 20,500 new employees will be needed in the electrical industry by 2022. This demand is largely driven by a need to replace people who are retiring. This was a two year study drawing on information from 140 stakeholders across the country.

The study also highlighted the need for a younger and more diverse workforce. We need to increase the percentage of indigenous and female workers in the industry. Currently, only five percent of workers are indigenous and 26 percent are female.

Link to the CTV report

A recently-released report on the need for new employees in Canada’s electrical industry has some stakeholders highlighting the work that’s being done in Manitoba.

The federal budget announced on March 19,2019 includes legislation for Prompt Payment in Canada on all federal projects....
03/22/2019

The federal budget announced on March 19,2019 includes legislation for Prompt Payment in Canada on all federal projects. The National Trade Contractors Coalition of Canada is enthusiastically supporting the initiative and looking forward to reviewing the legislation as drafted.

We wish to thank champions, The Hon. Judy Sgro and Senator Don Plett for tireless efforts to put on the federal radar and move legislation forward. We also thank the Hon. Carla Qualtrough and Parliamentary Secretary Steven MacKinnon, député de Gatineau for their support! Hon. Bill Morneau

CECA will be holding our AGM and Networking Event from Friday, June 7 to Saturday, June 8, 2019.This year's event will b...
03/15/2019

CECA will be holding our AGM and Networking Event from Friday, June 7 to Saturday, June 8, 2019.

This year's event will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Invitations will be going out to Nova Scotia contractors to join us for the weekend with their significant others.

Information on AGM-

Events Welcome to the event calendar for CECA. Any member can submit event details to be displayed on the CECA event calendar.

CECA/NECA U of T Student Chapter going to Mexico City.The trip is focused on verifying the installation of the lights, g...
01/09/2019

CECA/NECA U of T Student Chapter going to Mexico City.

The trip is focused on verifying the installation of the lights, getting impact statements and examining future opportunities.The students will be keeping a blog so you can track their activity.

To follow their progress visit their blog at: https://cecauoft.wordpress.com/blog/

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41 Maple Street
Uxbridge, ON
L9P1C8

Telephone

+14164912414

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