Builder Bites

One grain, any stain – a door dealers trust to transform every sale

admin_mcc - May 11, 2026

Builder Bites

Legislative roundup: HST rebates, lower DCs, DC deferral clarification and Bill 98

Builder Bites

Time for Ontario to get serious about skilled trades data

Builder Bites

Renovation success: Leveraging the reach of members, HBAs and strategic digital touchpoints to drive results

CHBA Articles

CHBA

Using data to illustrate the need for holistic housing policy

admin_mcc - April 22, 2026 0

By Kevin Lee, CHBA CEO Those who work in the residential construction industry know how deeply Canadians value homeownership. Yet housing policy since last year’s...

Driving the narrative 2026 starts full steam with CHBA advocacy

April 16, 2026

Who will steal the spotlight at the 2026 Georgie Awards?

January 28, 2026

Factory-built construction offers much potential, but faces many barriers

January 7, 2026

Helping first-time homebuyers understand the benefits of choosing a new construction...

December 4, 2025

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Builder Bites Articles

One grain, any stain – a door dealers trust to transform every sale

admin_mcc - May 11, 2026

Legislative roundup: HST rebates, lower DCs, DC deferral clarification and Bill 98

admin_mcc - May 6, 2026

Time for Ontario to get serious about skilled trades data

admin_mcc - May 6, 2026

Renovation success: Leveraging the reach of members, HBAs and strategic digital touchpoints to drive results

admin_mcc - April 29, 2026

Transform your property with Armour Side: The steel siding revolution

Building Excellence - April 28, 2026

Industry Report

How purchase financing helps home improvement businesses grow – and why...

Industry Report

Function and energy efficiency shine through in today’s window technology

Industry Report

EnerQuality names Monica Curtis President and CEO

CHBA

CHBA Alliance Network – A partnership program

Builder Bites

The future of the housing industry – and the economy –...

Building Excellence - September 10, 2025 0

Behavioral economics teaches us that change happens when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change. I am hopeful that governments may be reaching that precipice on housing. With the residential construction industry at rock bottom, or very close to it, change is the only way to fix the sector.