Noramco Winnipeg has Moved
As of November 2nd , Noramco Winnipeg has relocated to:950 Ross AvenueWinnipeg MB R3E 1M2 - Revised Postal CodePhone & Fax #'s remain unchanged:Ph: (204) 661-8302Toll Free: 1-800-706-9519Fax: (204) 663-3898Learn More
Noramco is Dedicated to Serving you During COVID-19 Pandemic
To the extent permitted by the various provincial and municipal orders and directives, all of our locations are open for business and are operating under new health and safety protocols according to federal and provincial requirements. Please contact your branch for more details. New Safety Measures in Place Contactless Service: Our locations are accommodating
New Remit To for Western Canada
Starting March 1, 2020 the remittance address for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and BC will change to: NCS International CO. 70 Glacier Street Coqutilam, BC V3K 5Y9 T: (604) 472-6980 F: (604) 472-6981
Noramco Winnipeg Holiday Hours
Tuesday, Dec 24 - Closing at noon Wednesday, Dec 25 to Friday, Dec 27 - Closed Monday, Dec 30 - Open (regular business hours) Tuesday, Dec 31 - Closing at noon Wednesday, Jan 1 - Closed Regular hours resume Thursday, Jan 2 Noramco wishes you a Happy and Safe Holiday Season!
What in the World is this Cable? (Ribbon Fiber)
What is Ribbon Fiber Optic Cable Ribbon fiber optic cable has all of the features of a normal fiber optic cable construction, except for the fibers being stacked on top of each other, as opposed to loose tube where the fibers hang ‘loose’ in a central tube. And, because of this arrangement of conductors,
Go Regents Go!
This season Noramco Winnipeg sponsored the Transcona Regents Bantam hockey team (Winnipeg Minor Hockey Association). Noramco logo traveled with the team to all games and was hung up beside the Regents Bench visible to all in attendance. Highlights of the season included a 10 game unbeaten streak heading back to December of 2018. Congratulations to
Canadian Electrical Code Changes 2018- Download the Summary
Download Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) changes. The new Canadian Electrical Code was passed in January of this year. The Canadian Electrical Code is not law, it is a standards guide. By constitution the Provinces are responsible for electrical safety. In practice, the provinces adopt the code in whole or with minor variations. At that
Welcome to the New Noramco.ca
We have worked hard to bring you the new Noramco.ca. We hope you enjoy your experience. Please email us to let us know what you think- all suggestions and feedback are welcome.