November 12 - 14, 2013 at the MTCC South Building WINDOOR show gains momentum Fenestration Canada addresses energy-savings and building code changes with education and information dissemination Canadian Design and Construction Report staff writer The national association for Canada’s window and door industry is at the forefront of education and information-sharing as new provincial building codes and voluntary programs raise energy efficiency standards to the highest levels in history. Skip MacLean of TruTech Doors, Fenestration Canada’s first vice-president, says the association looks forward to continued enthusiasm at the national WIN- DOOR 2013 show and conference in November in Toronto. “The enthusiasm is certainly there so we want to keep that momentum going, set programs sooner and advertise earlier.” MacLean says a members’ poll indicates a strong interest on the industry’s technical aspects so the show will continue its strong focus on education, code dissemination and energy savings and marketing programs such as Energy Star.. The association’s annual general meeting takes place May 30 in St. Johns, Newfoundland. continued on page 48 SKIP MACLEAN, Fenestration Canada’s first vice-president The Canadian Design and Construction Report — Spring 2013 – 47