As an employer, you can use the Graduated Apprenticeship Grant to help you with the costs of training an apprentice. You could receive up to $16,700 to train an apprentice in more than 100 eligible trades, if your apprentice: is registered [...]
The candidate for the President's Award is chosen annually by the current president to recognize members or individuals for long-term service to the Association. This years’ President’s Award was awarded to Lisa Cormack of Excel Enclosures and Railings at the [...]
Due to the success of the program, the Board of Directors have implemented some new qualifying requirements. Moving forward, the top ten (10) applicants will be awarded a bursary annually with minimum average scores of 80%. Greater reward will be [...]
The Muskoka Builders' Association was very happy to present 9 Apprenticeship Bursary Awards at our Annual General Meeting on Tuesday June, 14, 2016. These are annual awards presented to Apprentices of our Member Companies to encourage new, educated individuals in [...]
Katy McGregor (left), Chair of the Muskoka Builders’ Association (MBA) Home & Cottage Show and Dean Butterwick (right), MBA President, present David Morris (centre), CEO of the Habitat for Humanity Ontario Gateway North with a cheque for 50% of the [...]
Very happy couple Lisa Croft and Tom Heindl! Winners of the Muskoka Builders' Association draw prize for a Muskoka Fire Pit from the Home & Cottage Show.
to all of our exhibitors and attendees who made our 25th Annual Home & Cottage Show a tremendous success! Also thank you to the following Sponsors - we couldn't have done it without you!: A.F. Construction, Contractors Rental Supply, Habitat [...]
Come help us celebrate our 25th Anniversary of the Show! Bring the whole family.
Gravenhurst Home Building Centre In days of yore the lumber yard was just that - a large outdoor retail space that sold a lot of lumber and a tiny little indoor space that housed bits and pieces of hardware. Today's [...]
A Toronto project manager who oversaw a construction crew involved in a deadly scaffolding collapse in 2009 has been sentenced to three and a half years behind bars. Click here to read more.
