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All-trades show returns

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By Plumbing & HVAC Staff on October 21, 2016 News

Canada’s largest all-trades construction show will return to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre Nov. 30-Dec. 2. The Buildings Show, which includes Construct Canada, will provide attendees with new insights on how construction technologies are evolving through about 1,600 manufacturer exhibits and an extensive seminar program that covers all aspects of construction.

“The industry has seen significant changes in the last little while across the built environment – net-zero, building automation, higher performance,” remarked George Przybylowski, vice president of real estate/construction at Informa Exhibitions, which organizes the show.

“Our show facilitates opportunities to turn these new challenges into new opportunities, whether from expert problem solvers and leaders to innovative new products for every professional at every stage of their career.”

The Buildings Show is made up of six events – Construct Canada, PM Expo, World of Concrete Pavilion, Homebuilder & Renovator Expo, IIDEX Canada and the Real Estate Forum.

Most of these will take place in the South Building, with IIDEX, the interior design and architecture conference, taking place in the North Building.

There are over 350 seminars and demonstrations and over 500 speakers in the educational portion. A full list along with registration and other information can be found on the Buildings Show website www.thebuildingsshow.com

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