Mimaki JV33-130 for Sale: Parts or Repair Our member, Cardinal Signs Ltd., is selling a Mimaki JV33-130. 🔧 Machine Details: 📞 For more information, contact Dale Morris at 204-728-0865. This is an opportunity for those looking to salvage parts or take on a repair project!
DetailsOntario 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…
DetailsIntroducing Permits’ Corner: Your Guide to Sign Permitting Across Canada We’re excited to unveil Permits’ Corner, the newest feature on the Sign Association of Canada website. This dedicated resource offers valuable insights and tools for sign professionals and businesses. Permits’ Corner includes: Whether you’re installing signs or seeking to understand local regulations, Permits’ Corner provides…
DetailsFOR SALE: LET’R’EDGE CHANNEL BENDER Used trim less LET’R’EDGE channel bender. Capable of bending 3” – 5” LET R EDGE Material into shapes. It also bends mill finish coil for halo letters. Good machine, and work well! $30,000.00 – Coil available from Canadian Sign Suppliers and LET R EDGE Company. For more information please contact:…
DetailsCelebrate 70 Years of SAC with Your Creative Touch! To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Sign Association of Canada, we’re excited to announce a special logo design contest! Since our founding in 1955, SAC has proudly championed and connected the Canadian sign industry coast to coast. Now, as we approach this incredible milestone, we…
DetailsIntroducing Sign Experience Canada: A New Chapter for the Canadian Sign Industry The Sign Association of Canada is thrilled to announce an exciting evolution in its annual event: Sign Experience Canada. This two-day conference-style gathering is set to replace the traditional trade show format with a new experience focused on deeper engagement and real-time opportunities…
DetailsSolving the New Sign Contrast Formula: What Sign Designers Need to Know About the A117.1 Accessibility Standard. The International Code Council is about to release the new 2025 A117.1 Standard for Accessibility. This new standard contains the most significant changes in 35 years in how visual signs must have contrasting colors. Jessica Schrader (Entro Design)…
DetailsQuebec Amendment to Law 96 Pertaining to Commercial Signage On June 19, 2024, the Government of Quebec amended Law 96, introducing new requirements for the Regulation respecting the language of commerce and business. These amendments, published in the Gazette officielle du Québec, affect the use of trademarks on products, public signage, and commercial advertising related…
DetailsAccording to the St. Catherines Standard report, Thorold City Council is considering stricter regulations to manage street-side signage, aiming to reduce visual clutter and improve safety. Learn more by visiting: Ontario city addresses concerns over unauthorized street signage – Sign Media Canada
In our continued attempt to keep our members informed on jurisdictional changes, the Sign Association of Canada attended the City of Toronto meeting on July 3rd, 2024. This meeting was crucial as it focused on the recent amendments to the Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 694, which concerns signs. The primary objectives of the meeting were…
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