The Trouble with Change
By / Jessica Kirby, Editor, Sheet Metal Journal Change is inevitable. Whether you are a Bob Dylan fan (times they are a’ changin’) or a Buddhist (Nothing is forever except change), if you haven’t already, […]
BC Edition
How to Challenge Your Beliefs
By / John Millen While teaching listening skills at an all-employee meeting online this week, I included the fundamental need to have an open mind and consistently question your beliefs. With the great public divides […]
Canada’s Construction Outlook 2022
Changes in the pandemic’s status bring hope to construction sector experts, but supply issues remain By / Robin Brunet I t was no secret that throughout 2020 and 2021, pent up demand combined with the […]
Construction Outlook in British Columbia
By / Robin Brunet Given that it enjoyed a 20 percent increase in employment over the four years prior to 2020, British Columbia was hit hard by the government-imposed COVID restrictions, suffering double digit declines […]
Sheet Metal Industry Construction Outlook 2022 Survey Results
By / Jessica Kirby In an unprecedented year, the BC sheet metal industry performed above average, stayed agile, and valued productivity over decreasing the workforce—all factors that are testament to a resilient group and a […]