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By connecting groups on every side of the industry, including the consumer, Windrim said the Home Show fosters communication and allows both sides to understand the challenges faced.

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For builders, he said regulations, geopolitical issues and the supply chain can all create challenges.

“It’s tough, but I think what we do extremely well in central Alberta is we talk consistently as industry with one another to know what’s happening and how we can problem solve together,” said Windrim.

These challenges and the need to come together have especially been evident as the United States and Canada have become locked in a trade war of tariffs and counter-tariffs.

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Related: BILD Central Alberta: Counter-tariffs more likely to impact home building industry

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On the other hand, Windrim suggested a misconception of the home building industry is that it’s difficult to talk to the people behind the business.

“The home show is a great way to see some of these people and ask them the true questions of what’s happening in my community and how can residents support the industry?”

The Red Deer Home Show has been running since 1979, connecting homeowners, future homeowners and industry.

This year, it takes place in the Westerner Park Exhibition Hall and tickets are available online.

Hours are as follows:

• March 7: 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
• March 8: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• March 9: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

  @rdnewsnow Head to the Red Deer Home Show this weekend for industry insights and family fun. Whether you’re a current or future #homeowner , there’s something for everyone! #RedDeer #RedDeerEvents #Alberta ♬ original sound – rdnewsNOW