Welcome to the Technical Research & Education Resource Hub, providing educational resources that prepare builders for emerging technical trends and best practices in home construction. Browse our latest published resources or search by category for specific information.
Explore hot topics such as the 2024 Ontario Building Code updates and radon mitigation — plus, upcoming events and training opportunities!
As the Ontario Building Code continues to encourage adoption of wood construction, the Canadian Wood Council has developed many free and simple-to-use resources for wood professionals.
If you are wondering about the current labour market conditions, related to key trades like bricklayers and construction electricians, necessary as we all contemplate workforce development in the new home building industry – check out Skilled Trades Ontario’s trade reports.
Whether you are a new home builder trying out new innovations, a new homeowner embarking on renovations or a building official trying to determine product eligibility for an alternative solution: Check out CCMC’s Online Product Registry.
With modular construction rapidly gaining recognition across Canada as a faster and more efficient way to build, the CSA Group has developed this self-paced online course to help construction professionals adapt to the unique project deliver process.
NRCan launched the Local Energy Efficiency Partnerships (LEEP) program to accelerate energy efficient construction, and has developed several free guides to help enable LEEP builders.
New and upcoming training opportunities and educational events to prepare builders for emerging technical trends and best practices in home construction.
The 2024 Ontario Building Code (OBC) came into effect on January 1, 2025 – the largest ever change in the OBC with +1,700 items being revised. The HCRA continues to supporting your educational needs as you prepare to adapt to these new requirements.
This webinar covers a variety of important topics regarding radon including how to test, products available, and building envelope and air exchange concerns.