Channel glass: Presented from the point of view of an architect

Glass Canada @glasscanadamag ·

30 Sep

In case you missed it…Listen in to the panel with four of our Top 10 Under 40 winners. The industry is in great hand with a next generation like this!
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Glass Canada @glasscanadamag ·

30 Sep

In case you missed it…Glass Canada’s Top 10 Under 40! For the first time, Glass Canada is celebrating 10 outstanding young people in the Canada’s glazing industry.
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Glass Canada @glasscanadamag ·

29 Sep

“Data is the most valuable commodity in the world if you think about the market price less the cost of acquisition,” writes Patrick Flannery in his editorial.
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#rogers #supplychain #contingency

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Glass Canada @glasscanadamag ·

29 Sep

Years ago, Laura Little made the switch from labour to glazier. She began a career as a doula and in 2015, decided to join her family at Goldray Glass.
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Glass Canada @glasscanadamag ·

23 Sep

As president of Antamex Industries, Ryan Spurgeon, 34, prides himself on a philosophy of giving broad responsibilities and lets his staff surprised him with their outcomes.
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