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Member Update
Time is running out to register for either—or both— of the online training programs MCA Canada is offering this month. Our five-module session on Microsft Project Essentials takes place on September 10, 14, 16, 21 and 23. In it, participants learn hands-on skills to plan and manage project activities using Microsoft Project. We have also scheduled a four-module Project Improvement Program webinar for September 21, 22, 23 and 24 in which contractors and their production teams will take charge of projects and determine the most profitable way to proceed. Don't delay any further in in registering. Our Event Calendar page has all the information you need. 
INDUSTRY NEWS
Source: Canadian Manufacturing
According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, the proportion of businesses in bad shape has dropped and is now on par with those in good shape. Source: HPAC Magazine
The Canada Green Building Council will recognize this year's winners throughout the Building Lasting Change 2020 online events this fall. Source: HPAC Magazine
Studies suggest that consumers will trust and seek advice from a professional, qualified and honest technician. 
On October 21 and 22, the Ontario Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Contractors Association will host its Women Empowering Women in HVACR virtual convention.
The event’s platinum sponsor is MCA Canada’s Women in Mechanical Construction group, and MCAC CEO Tania Johnston will speak about her experiences breaking through the industry’s glass ceiling on the second day of the conference. Registration is now open, and if you enter the special discount code ORACMCAC20, you can receive $5 off your digital ticket. Note that this coupon code is valid only from September 1 to 14. Learn more about this great event, and register today at the special discounted rate, at https://cvent.me/3EayX7. 
INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
Source: Infoplease.com 1969: A coup in Libya toppled the monarchy of King Idris and brought Muammar al-Qaddafi to power. 
BY THE NUMBERS
Source: Canadian Manufacturing
Nearly all components of the economy that go into calculating GDP were at their lowest points in April, May and June. |
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The two-day event provides opportunities for professional development and networking for women in the heating, refrigeration and air conditioning trades.|
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