Canadian window and door news for November

Join our live podcast recording at The Buildings Show On Nov. 4, Fenestration Review editor Patrick Flannery and Building Knowledge president, Gord Cooke, will take the Building Futures Stage at The Buildings Show’s Homebuilder and Renovator Expo to record a special...

Federal budget notes 

Join our live podcast recording at The Buildings Show On Nov. 4, Fenestration Review editor Patrick Flannery and Building Knowledge president, Gord Cooke, will take the Building Futures Stage at The Buildings Show’s Homebuilder and Renovator Expo to record a special...

Budget 2025 & energy efficiency updates

Budget 2025 missed an opportunity to make energy efficiency a productivity-enhancing nation-building project. Here’s a look at the implications and potential areas of opportunity. Learn More Ottawa’s new climate agenda focuses on creating lasting projects....

Canadian window and door news for September

2020 NBC intent statements released Every wonder why a certain code provision exists, or says what it says? Never fear, the Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) has released its intent statements supplement to the 2020 National Building Code....

FenCan 2025 Hall of Fame inductees announced

September 15, 2025By Fenestration Canada The Fenestration Canada Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Canada’s door, window, and glazing industry. Recipients are honoured every other year at the Main Event after the first day...

NRCan to develop fenestration LCIs

Fenestration Canada seeking proposals to help develop life cycle datasets Fenestration Canada, in collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to support an important industry project: the...