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Welcome to the Ontario Electrical League

Why Join?

It’s the best decision you’ll ever make.

Since 1922, the Ontario Electrical League (OEL) has been providing vital industry, business, and technical trade knowledge to independent, open shop Licensed Electrical Contractors (LECs) and the electrical industry across Ontario. From growing careers and sharing expertise to strengthening industry connections and supporting the next generation of electrical sector workers.

Through every change in the industry, every challenge, and every milestone, our commitment to our Members and our industry has remained, and will continue to remain, the same.

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    Deals and Discounts
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    Connections to Mentors, Training, and Resources
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    Key Resources for Younger Professionals
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    Government Advocacy

...and much more

What our members say:

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“If I ever have a question about ANYTHING as a business owner, OEL will support me. Whether it’s hiring apprentices, applying for grants, financial management, literally anything. I get pointed in the direction of resources and partners to help me.”

“OEL is helping me build my knowledge and run my business. They talk about things you wouldn’t think of otherwise.”

"Being part of OEL really helped me out at getting me registered as an apprentice. I had quite a heck of a time trying to get registered. But OEL stepped in to support and really did a good job. And they did it quickly."

“OEL has some really great incentives for vehicle purchasing and other functional benefits for my business."

"The OEL heard of a serious cash flow problem one of our Members were having. I was able to jump in as a consultant and help them get out of a bad situation. They didn’t have to pay a single cent because, like me, they were a fellow Member of the OEL. We help each other out."

"It’s amazing to watch the industry improve and being part of OEL’s advocacy—especially in championing women entering the trades and driving the conversation around personal wellbeing as a key part of becoming better electricians."

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