GLASS CANADA FEATURES April 2022 • Volume 34 Number 2 12 24 Labour online As the challenge to find skilled workers intensifies, companies in the glass industry turn to different solutions. Top Glass sneak preview Here are some of the leading products you’ll see on the floor at Canada’s architec-tural glass event. ASSOCIATIONS 7 10 Canada’s Glass Associations Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance COLUMNISTS 17 26 The Engineer by David Heska 18 ONLINE PODCAST That’s Rich by Rich Porayko Time for Top Glass Top Glass goes three-dimensional in 2022 with our first live show in three years. Here’s what’s on tap. GlassTalk Episode #33: A Fond Adieu – Margaret Webb, FGIA (retired) Margaret Webb has retired after 22 years of dedicating inordinate amounts of time, energy, passion and expertise to this industry. She was instrumental in creating not one but two industry associations: the Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance then the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance. She joined GlassTalks to reflect on her incredible career. GLASS CANADA | April 2022 3
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