EFC is pleased to announce that Rodney Barteau, Eaton Wiring Devices, has been nominated the new Secretary on the Atlantic Executive Committee for a two-year term. Rodney is a graduate of the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) with a diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology. He began his career with Eaton in 2002 as an inside …
At a glance: 11 Business Sections, 70+ participating members, 100+ projects EFC Business Sections harness members’ expertise to address common priorities and advocate on behalf of the industry. Through 11 product-focused Business Sections, more than 70 participating EFC manufacturers collaborate to influence codes and standards, coordinate responses to regulations, and raise awareness of issues affecting …
This World Youth Day, we are proud to recognize the positive impact EFC members continue to make through their support of Habitat Canada’s Youth Skills Building Program. Investing in the Next Generation of Talent Canada is experiencing a significant labour shortage that is delaying homebuilding, driving up costs, and creating a cascading effect throughout the …
As discussions continue on the future of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA/USMCA), Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) met with senior federal officials to share the priorities of Canada’s electrical and automation industry and support Canada’s ongoing trade discussions. EFC met with officials from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), including representatives from the Office of Minister Mélanie Joly, …
NRG INTENSI-T is one of Quebec’s leading lighting agencies, supported by a multidisciplinary team of over 30 professionals dedicated to every stage of the project lifecycle. They provide complete coverage of the entire province of Quebec through strategically positioned sales and specification teams serving every region. Their expertise spans specification with architects, engineers, designers and …
As Canada’s electrical industry continues to navigate economic uncertainty, including the impacts of tariffs and a slowing economy, the National Advisory Council (NAC) remains committed to advancing EFC’s strategic priorities while adapting to the industry’s most pressing needs. Building on the progress made in 2025, the Council will continue to focus on strengthening awareness of …
Since its launch a decade ago, EFC’s Young Professionals Network (YPN) has established a strong foundation for sustained growth, empowering national and regional committees to deliver meaningful initiatives that engage emerging leaders and attract new members to the network. Throughout the year, YPN members participate in a wide range of national and regional programs and …
On June 16, the Ontario Region proudly hosted its 19th Annual Golf Tournament at Nobleton Lakes Golf Club, welcoming a record-breaking 216 golfers from across the province. The tournament provided members with a valuable opportunity to connect with industry colleagues while enjoying a day on the course. With excellent course conditions and strong participation, the …
The technologies needed to support Canada’s electrification ambitions already exist, the challenge is deployment. That was a central message delivered by Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) during its June 16 appearance before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources as part of its study on Canada’s electrification, energy self-sufficiency, and domestic energy security. Representing EFC, Cherith Sinasac, Director …
EFC continues to expand its advocacy efforts to ensure the electrical and automation industry’s voice is represented in conversations shaping Canada’s energy future. Through Make the Switch, EFC is advancing research, thought leadership, stakeholder engagement, and policy discussions focused on Canada’s energy transition and electrified future. The campaign’s next phase reflects EFC’s commitment to turning …