Standard Wins EFC’s 2017 Sustainability Award

At Electro-Federation Canada’s Future Forum event held last month, Standard was the proud recipient of a 2017 sustainability award…

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Lighting Controls Association Welcomes EuControls Corporation As New Member

EuControls designs and manufactures LED lighting control systems and devices based on field applications and growing demand for LED lighting…

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World’s First Li-Fi Classroom Opens

Since the beginning of 2017, the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute in Berlin, Germany has been working with a secondary school in Stuttgart to upgrade a classroom with Visible Light Communication technology (VLC)…

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Vancouver’s Lumière Festival Returns in December

Vancouver, BC’s West End will come alive with a series of light installations, performances and community building initiatives for a unique winter celebration…

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Leading-Edge Knowledge Reveals the Future at the Lightfair 2018 Conference

Lightfair 2018, taking place in Chicago May 6-10, brings together thought leaders from across the globe to deliver the newest knowledge imparting the future of light, technology, design and connectivity…

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IES Edmonton Outdoor Lighting Tour: November 29

Join IES Edmonton for a two-hour outdoor tour of lighting around Edmonton…

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Philips Lighting Delivers One Billion LED Lights as Part of Global Lighting Challenge

Philips Lighting has delivered one billion LED lamps and luminaires as part of an ongoing commitment to the Global Lighting Challenge. The international challenge aims to deploy 10 billion high-efficiency light points to improve energy efficiency around the world…

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Standard Welcomes New Lighting Specialist in Ontario

Frank Garcia has joined Standard’s sales team in Ontario as a lighting specialist…

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Philips Lighting Shines a Light on Crime Prevention

York Regional Police has partnered with Philips Lighting and Crime Stoppers on a crime prevention campaign to help homeowners. York Regional Police will be distributing 15,000 Philips LED light bulbs to homeowners across York Region. The goal is to have homeowners replace worn-out exterior lights to increase visibility at night.