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Canadian Contractor Article: Four Rules for Small Kitchens
Four Essential Rules for Small Kitchen Design by Christopher Smith In our latest feature on Canadian Contractor, I delve into the art and science of small kitchen design, a common challenge many of us face in the renovation industry. Drawing from years of experience with older homes in Toronto’s
Canadian Contractor Article: Leveraging Social Networks to Connect Contractors
Hiring Help: Leveraging Social Networks to Connect Contractors In a recent feature for Canadian Contractor, I explored the evolving landscape of hiring within the construction industry, mainly through the lens of social networks and innovative apps designed to connect contractors with skilled tradespeople. As the owner of Woodsmith Construction Inc.,
Canadian Contractor Feature Article: Pity Party Walls
Party Walls: Navigating the Challenges in Today’s Construction Landscape I delve into the complexities surrounding party walls in the June 2023 digital edition cover story for Canadian Contractor. This topic has become increasingly contentious in the context of urban development and renovation projects. As the owner of Woodsmith Construction Inc.,
Canadian Contractor Feature Article: Higher Value at the Lower Level
Unlocking Higher Value at the Lower Level: A Strategic Approach to Basement Renovations In the August 2023 cover story for Canadian Contractor, I shared insights into the transformative potential of basement renovations. As the housing landscape evolves, so does the approach to maximizing the utility and value of every square
CBC Interview: Navigating Supply and Labour Challenges in Ontario’s Construction Sector
https://woodsmith.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ETT_2022-10-28.mp4 Addressing Supply and Labour Challenges: Insights from Christopher Smith on CBC As 2022 drew to a close, Ontario’s construction industry faced significant hurdles due to supply chain disruptions and a persistent labour shortage. These challenges, exacerbated by the global pandemic, threatened the timely completion of projects and the overall
CBC Interview: Ontario’s New Pathway for Young Apprentices
https://woodsmith.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/2023-0628-5261-1.mp4 Embracing Change: Ontario’s New Pathway for Young Apprentices In a significant shift to address the skilled trades labour shortage, the Ontario government has introduced a plan allowing Grade 11 students to enter full-time apprenticeships after completing Grade 10. This initiative, featured in a CBC News article and highlighted through
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