The Canadian Galvanizing Institute (CGI-IGC) and Construction Links Network have announced a new Canadian construction industry partnership focused on advancing technical education, innovation, and collaboration across the country’s construction sector.
Built on a shared commitment to connecting industry professionals and promoting best practices, the partnership will help expand access to trusted technical resources while supporting the development of more resilient and sustainable infrastructure throughout Canada.
Construction Links Network has become one of Canada’s leading digital platforms for construction news, networking, and industry insights, connecting thousands of professionals across every segment of the built environment.
As Canada’s national technical authority for hot-dip galvanizing, CGI-IGC provides technical guidance, education, research, and advocacy that promote durable, corrosion-resistant, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.
Together, the organizations will strengthen knowledge sharing and create new opportunities for collaboration among engineers, architects, contractors, owners, fabricators, galvanizers, suppliers, researchers, educators, and students.
The partnership is designed to deliver meaningful value to the Canadian construction community by increasing access to:
By combining CGI-IGC’s technical expertise with Construction Links Network’s extensive industry reach, both organizations will help accelerate conversations around corrosion protection, infrastructure durability, sustainability, and emerging construction technologies.
As Canada’s infrastructure continues to evolve, collaboration between industry organizations has never been more important. This partnership reinforces a shared commitment to educating professionals, encouraging innovation, and supporting informed decision-making across the construction sector.
Together, the Canadian Galvanizing Institute and Construction Links Network are creating new opportunities for the industry to connect, learn, and grow—strengthening Canada’s construction community today while helping shape a more resilient and sustainable future.
Two trusted organizations. One shared vision. A stronger Canadian construction industry.
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