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Toronto, June 18, 2026 – Fenestration Canada and the Association de vitrerie et fenestration du Québec (AVFQ) are proud to announce the conclusion of a historic agreement in principle aimed at strengthening synergy within the doors and windows industry.   This...

IN BLOOM — Prime Minister Mark Carney released details of his highly anticipated electricity strategy, outlining plans to “double” Canada’s electricity grid and retrofit up to one million homes.  The strategy includes "important recognition that Canada cannot build an...

The 2026 edition of AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440, North American Fenestration Standard/Specification for windows, doors, and skylights (NAFS) has been published. This standard is the result of a multi-year effort by CSA Group, Fenestration and Glazing Industry...

CHBA to Carney: Pause code developmentThe Canadian Home Builders’ Association has an open letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney on its website calling for the federal government to halt implementation of the 2025 National Building ...Metrie buys door manufacturing...

A bill to amend the Energy Efficiency Act passed second reading and entered committee consideration in the Senate. Sarah Riddell, Senior Policy Research Associate, shared Efficiency Canada's recommendations to strengthen Bill S-4 during her expert testimony to the...

A door with a smooth glide can be perceived as a high-end product, even if it’s your base model. Conversely, a door that drags, sticks, or wears prematurely can undermine even the most thoughtfully designed system. Rollers may be a small component, but they carry...

Top headlines Expanding the electricity system with fixed-cost infrastructure is a recipe for higher costs and more pollution. To affordably grow the electricity system, Canada should instead focus on getting more value from the existing grid, writes Brendan Haley,...

Dear Members,   As of February 24, 2026, an Order in Council has been signed granting remission for HS codes 8302.41.90 (window and door hardware) and 3925.20.00 (finished uPVC and fiberglass windows and doors).   This outcome reflects the collective effort of many...

Top Glass 2026 is back — bringing Canada’s glass industry together See the latest and greatest in Canadian glass, learn from industry experts and connect with peers at Top Glass, April 30 in Mississauga.FGIA event schedule released The Fenestration and Glazing...

Efficiency Canada's new report provides a detailed picture of utility demand-side management activities across the country. It reveals that active plans constitute $5.8 billion in total committed investment and could deliver 69 petajoules of incremental energy...