Tariffs, tariffs, tariffs – Canadian architectural glass news

Float glass is on the list of retaliatory tariffs Canada is planning is Trump goes forward with his tariffs on April 2. There’s a public review open on the Ministry of Finance website…see the link in the Fenestration Canada story below.- Patrick Flannery,...

Proudly Canadian

Shop Doors Shop Windows Shop Siding Submit a Quote Request Submit a Blueprint To support you, we’re extending our Proudly Canadian promo until March 31st, giving you an extra 5% off Canadian-made materials. With the U.S. tariffs now in effect, we know material costs...

February in Review

84 Organizations Call for Continued Funding of Greener Homes Loan Program We are writing to you as organizations and businesses within Canada’s energy efficiency sector to urgently highlight the risks facing the $40,000 interest-free loan program under the Greener...

Tariffs: Let’s Buy Canadian and support local Manufacturers

As you may have heard, Canadian exports could be subject to a 25% tariff on certain products following recent decisions by the U.S. government. This tariff could directly affect the prices of materials you purchase from the United States, including sealants,...

January in Review

Ontario’s New Electricity DSM Plan: How Does It Stack Up? Ontario’s new 12-year, $10.9 billion electricity demand-side management (eDSM) plan aims to save 18 TWh of electricity and 3,000 MW of peak demand by 2036. It expands efficiency efforts by reinstating...

Supporting Canadian Manufacturing

With the recent announcement of new tariffs, including a 10% energy tariff and a 25% retaliatory tariff, businesses across Canada will be affected. At SRS Windows and Doors, we remain committed to supporting the Canadian economy by prioritizing Canadian-made products....

Ontario launching new 12-year rebate program