OSHA Expectations: Webinar Predicts of What’s Coming

OSHA expert Eric Conn reviews the enforcement and rulemaking landscape at OSHA during the second Trump Administration. Conn offers a peek into the crystal ball to predict what employers in the sign and graphics industry can expect from OSHA over the next several years, including: What Sign & Graphics Companies Should Expect from OSHA Under…

Update to Permit Submission in Saskatoon

The City of Saskatoon has expanded its ePermitting platform to include applications for sign permits. Starting immediately, you can conveniently submit an application and pay fees through the user-friendly digital platform. The ePermitting system is designed to streamline the application process, making it faster, more efficient and accessible to all residents and businesses. With just…

2025 Business Priorities Survey

2025 Business Priorities Survey Your input is essential to ensure that the Sign Experience Canada Conference delivers the topics and the types of sessions that matter most to your business and professional development. As members, you have firsthand insights into the challenges and opportunities facing our Canadian sign industry in 2025. By sharing your perspectives,…

The Ministry of Transportation Process Update

The Ministry of Transportation (MTO), as part of their ongoing commitment to improving operational efficiency and customer service, has enhanced the Permit Replacement process using the Highway Corridor Management System (HCMS). The new process is designed to streamline applications, minimize data entry, and provide faster service for clients replacing expiring permits. Click on the links…

Government of Canada Summer Job Wage Subsidy

Government of Canada Summer Job Wage Subsidy Thinking of hiring youth for summer jobs in 2025?  Check out the Canada Summer Jobs Program! Applications are now open for the Federal Government’s Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) Program! This initiative provides wage subsidies to help employers create quality summer work experiences for youth aged 15 to 30.…

Ontario Building Code Updates: New Burn Test Requirements Impacting Signage Industry

Ontario Building Code Updates: New Burn Test Requirements Impacting Signage Industry The Ontario Building Code (OBC) has recently implemented updates regarding material burn testing requirements, specifically focusing on ASTM D3801 standards. These updates are the result of a joint effort by the Ontario Sign Association (OSA) and the Sign Association of Canada (SAC), who collaborated…