Presenters: Summary: NRCan provided a high-level overview of the Virtual Home Labelling Guide, discussed their next steps, and answered questions from attendees.

Presenters: Summary: During this session, Gilles Lesage, MEA®, shared practical strategies for managing risk in EA work. The team from Federated Insurance Canada then explained key insurance coverages and how they can help protect Energy Advisors and their businesses.

Experts: Summary: Amelie Caron, with the support of Salvatore Ciarlo and Adrian Grbic, provided information on some of the wall assembly materials and products and answered the EAs’ questions.

Presenters: Summary: As more homeowners move away from fossil fuels, many assume electrification requires costly electrical service upgrades. In this webinar, Ben and Wil demonstrated how smart electrical design can make Part 9 residential electrification both achievable and affordable. The session covered key industry challenges, demand-mitigation strategies, right-sizing air-source heat pumps, applying CEC Rule 8-106…

Presenters: Summary: As this topic is not explicitly addressed within CSA F280, this session provided clarity on building code considerations, reviewed key design fundamentals, addressed common misconceptions, and explored a real-world example of cooling load measurement and implementation.

Presenters: Summary: As an EA, it is important to be aware of upcoming code changes, understand how they may impact your work, and learn how you can get involved in improving them. Alex Bols, Senior Technical Advisor at the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA), and Mark Rosen, MEA, Director of Building Science at Building Knowledge…

Presenters: Summary: As Canada pushes toward a zero energy, zero carbon future, builders and energy advisors face the growing challenge of improving energy performance while reducing both embodied and operational carbon in housing. NAIMA Canada’s Gary Sharp and Andy Cockburn present strategies for achieving Tier 5 performance as a practical path toward a more resilient,…

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Presenter: Summary: Introduction to Modular and Panelization: Definitions and Policies Overview

Presenter: Summary: HVAC Designers of Canada (HVAC DC) is a national association representing Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) designers across Canada. HVAC-DC focus is advocacy, market awareness, industry representation and support services with the goal of creating comfortable and efficient indoor environments in residential and small commercial (Part 9) buildings.