Join Liteline for the launch of ATTRAKT, a low-voltage magnetic lighting system designed for modern spaces. ATTRACKT’s compact, refined form factor delivers exceptional flexibility, with fixtures that can be easily positioned and reconfigured to suit evolving lighting needs. With versatile modules and connectors to create customized layouts, ATTRACKT provides a clean, modular solution that elevates any space it’s part of.
Lumorphéa has arrived. Rooted in metamorphosis, Lumorphéa explores the transformative power of light — how it reshapes perception, emotion, and space. Not simply display, but experience. From March 5–15, The Gallery George becomes a living, tactile lighting gallery where product, art, and application collide. Curated installations, project imagery, and sculptural lighting moments invite you to move through light — to feel how it morphs, reflects, and redefines its surroundings. Featuring work and installations from: CECOCECO, Kendila, LightArt, Modern Forms, WAC Architectural Lighting, Axis Lighting, PureEdge Lighting, Acclaim Lighting, Artemide, and Zaneen Group Inc.
This course introduces participants to AI-enabled Luminaire Level Lighting Control (LLLC)—a major technical advancement in commercial smart lighting. The program explores how artificial intelligence enables true self-commissioning lighting systems, eliminating many of the complexities traditionally associated with setup and configuration. Participants will gain a clear understanding of: How the technology works and the role of AI in self-commissioning. Key differences between AI-driven self-commissioning systems and conventional LLLC offerings. Where the greatest value is realized in real-world applications, from energy optimization to reduced installation costs. By the end of the course, participants will understand how self-commissioning fits within the broader LLLC landscape, the advantages it provides, and how it effectively eliminates the trade-offs between capital expenditure and energy conservation—unlocking smarter, more sustainable lighting solutions.
The MEET (Mechanical Electrical Electronic Technology) Show is making its highly anticipated return to the Moncton Coliseum Complex this Spring, May 6th through 7th. This biennial two-day event features over 400 companies from the mechanical, lighting, electrical, DataCom, plumbing, and automation industries. Featuring the latest equipment, products, and technology on the horizon, 2026 will be the twenty-sixth edition of this key trade event. You can expect to see cutting-edge innovations, informative seminars, and engage in unique networking opportunities with industry leaders. Don’t miss your chance to join thousands of fellow industry professionals and see what lies ahead in your sector.
Join Liteline for the launch of the HORIZON Track Head, an architectural lighting solution designed for precise control and flexibility. Its clean design and adaptable performance make it well suited for a range of professional applications, including architectural, hospitality, office, and gallery environments. Horizon integrates seamlessly into track lighting systems to support intentional, focused illumination where accuracy and versatility matter.
Join on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 11 am MT with Dals as Martin Leguerrier, Senior Sales Manager, leads a fast, practical session on recessed lighting built for working electricians—what to select, where to place and how to keep installs clean and code compliant. You’ll leave with a clear, step‑by‑step guide you can use on your next job.
Learn how Liteline is bringing small-aperture, full-color, and white tuning fixtures to the DMX control space. Discover how you can offer precise control, unlimited flexibility, and seamless integration to enhance the design of your space.
Canada Light Expo is set to return on 12–13 November 2025 at the International Centre, Toronto, reaffirming its position as the premier dedicated platform for Canada’s lighting industry. The event arrives with renewed momentum, shining a spotlight on Canadian innovation while creating vital pathways for global collaboration. At a time when lighting plays a crucial role in smart infrastructure, sustainability, and human-centric design, the Expo addresses the growing need for a focused, national event tailored to Canada’s regulatory environment, regional climate needs, and design standards.
June is Safety Month, a time to promote safe industrial practices and improve workplace environments. Join Cooper Lighting Solutions for an insightful fireside panel featuring Cooper Lighting’s top thought leaders: Daniel Mendicina, EVP of Operations; Dwight Jones, Director of Operations; and Bob Chapin, Manufacturing and Warehouse Solution Expert. These champions have driven Cooper Lighting’s impressive 5,450-day streak of safe operations. They’ll share their insights alongside Paul Nelson, VP of Real Estate at Tenneco, who will discuss his experiences and the transformative impact of industrial-grade lighting solutions on safety and efficiency.
Join SLS Group and Leviton| Certolux for a collaborative session as they dive into the complexities of lighting in critical spaces. This session is focused on education – not promotion. It’s a thoughtful exploration designed to help you ask new questions, consider overlooked details, and walk away with a deeper understanding of how lighting impacts critical spaces. Whether you’re an experienced specifier/engineer or exploring new solutions, this session is built to inform and inspire.
Canadian Lighting Industry Events 2017 Events of note in the lighting industry. LDS is designed to provide lighting professionals’ insight and intelligence on those developments in the industry that effect design and specification. From corporate news to new technologies and insightful opinions, LDS will become your first read in the lighting industry in Canada. IES…
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
