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10/05/2026

Congratulations to Seeing Red Media on an incredible Runway of Rezilience! We loved meeting so many people, hearing their stories, and feeling the passion behind this movement.

A powerful conversation about housing and hope stayed with us, reminding us why conversations like these matter.

Huge thanks to Director Joel Stewart everyone who showed up and shared their voice. Onward together!

07/15/2026

Your city water travels through 100 years of old, broken pipes before it reaches your tap.

The treatment plant does its job. Then the water crosses thousands of kilometres of porous mains where contaminants seep in. No protection between there and your glass.

So we put an industrial UV reactor right where water enters the building. One more barrier between the source and the tap.

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07/13/2026

Your water filter could be growing bacteria.

Reverse osmosis removes metals, salts and minerals. What it does not do is handle bacteria. The membrane can become the perfect place for it to grow.

The scary part: you trust that filtered line more than the tap. UV works differently. Here is why.

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07/09/2026

80% of buildings that clean out a Legionnaires outbreak get it again.

Old pipes hold decades of biofilm. A chemical flush cleans them, but it does not keep them clean. UV disinfection installed after the flush locks in the clean for good.

Here is how older buildings finally break the cycle.

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06/20/2026

Big move for affordable housing in Toronto 🚨

Six-unit buildings can now be approved without going through the Committee of Adjustment — cutting 3 to 6 months from the process.

That means less red tape, faster approvals, and the opportunity to start testing projects right now.

The search is officially on. 🏘️

Watch the full episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com//videos

06/18/2026

We're not just building a house—we're helping write the playbook. 🚧

There are no established specs. No proven process. No Canadian precedent for a 3D-printed home using fiberglass reinforcement.

We're combining multiple breakthrough construction methods into a single project, which means every step comes with new questions, new approvals, and new challenges to solve.

This is what innovation in construction really looks like: pushing boundaries, navigating the unknown, and building what's never been built before.

🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com//videos

06/16/2026

Million-dollar property. Million-dollar 3D printer. And now... we need an entire extra building just to test everything before the real project begins. 🤯

The price tag of pushing construction technology forward isn't small—but neither is the vision. Watch what it really takes to bring 3D-printed construction to life.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube — link in bio.

06/12/2026

Meet the man who 3D printed his own castle. 🏰

Over 14 meters tall. Three floors. 500+ square meters. Built in just 225 hours. The tallest 3D printed building in the world is standing in Belgium.

Antoine shows us what the future of building looks like. He's now adding a school to train the next generation, and we talked about bringing this technology to Canada.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube. Link in bio.
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06/10/2026

First you're crazy. Then dangerous. Then obvious.

Every disruptor follows the same path. Antoine explains why innovators get labeled as a threat, and how telling the story turns that threat into a benefit.

That's the whole reason this show exists.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube. Link in bio.
🌐 norsemanconstruction.ca
https://www.youtube.com//videos

06/08/2026

One mix. One hour. A full wall, printed.

The team shows us why the formula matters more than the design. Water curing, layer thickness, and a mix that holds together even in the wind. The goal: lowest emission, lowest cost, lowest weight, highest strength.
Termites and bees already build the honeycomb. We're just learning to copy it.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube. Link in bio.

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