IES Ottawa Lighting Trade Show: January 25

Bigger and better than ever, the event will feature over 40 vendors and breakout sessions with industry experts…

Philips Lighting Appoints New Sales Manager

Laurie Gallo has taken on to the role of Philips Lighting Canada Sales Manager, Professional Trade Central Canada, effective November 27, 2017…

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Adanac Sales to Represent RAB Design Lighting in BC; David Barbour to Retire

RAB Design Lighting has appointed Adanac Sales as its sales representative in British Columbia effective December 1, 2017…

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Shat-R-Shield Hires New VP of Sales and Marketing

Pamela Erickson, Shat-R-Shield’s new Vice President of Sales and Marketing, was formerly with NSi Industries, serving as the Executive Vice President of Marketing and Business Development providing marketing and product development leadership for 16 product categories, including LED lighting…

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New Highlight at Light + Building 2018: Special Show “Secure!”

“Secure! Connected Security in Buildings,” will be a live demonstration of security technology in a real environment, featuring typical commercial uses…

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Standard Welcomes New Account Managers in Montreal

Stella Cammalleri (right) and Céleste Tremblay (left) join Standard as account managers in its Montreal Sales Team…

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Standard Launches 2 New Products

Standard’s new LED large flood luminaires are part of its LED flood light series, and the LED retro downlight can be used to quickly retrofit a traditional recessed fixture application…

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Gooee Enters Canada Via IoT Lighting Partnership with Stanpro Lighting Systems

Smart lighting start-up Gooee, the “data brain” for building activity, has extended its North American reach to Canada by partnering with Stanpro Lighting Systems, a world class lighting manufacturer in Montreal, Quebec…

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Standard Adds New Account Managers in Montreal

Standard has added two new Account Managers to the Sales Team in Montreal.

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Smarter Traffic Lights Win Global Recognition for U of T Student

University of Toronto Engineering graduate Samah El-Tantawy is creating better, smarter traffic lights using game theory and artificial intelligence to teach lights how to adjust to traffic patterns in real time, reports Sharon Oosthoek in U of T News…