StateView Homes had collected tens of millions of dollars in deposits from homebuyers for pre-construction homes — many of which were never built.

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Ontario’s homebuyer protection agency is seeking at least $87 million in damages it says it suffered in compensating more than 900 StateView Homes purchasers.

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StateView Homes had collected tens of millions of dollars in deposits from homebuyers for pre-construction homes — many of which were never built.

Ontario’s homebuyer protection agency is seeking at least $87 million in damages it says it suffered in compensating more than 900 StateView Homes purchasers.

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The Ontario agency is seeking at least $87 million in damages it says it suffered in compensating more than 900 StateView Homes purchasers.

StateView Homes had collected tens of millions of dollars in deposits from homebuyers for pre-construction homes — many of which were never built.

StateView Homes had collected tens of millions of dollars in deposits from homebuyers for pre-construction homes — many of which were never built.

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Ontario’s homebuyer protection agency is seeking at least $87 million in damages it says it suffered in compensating more than 900 StateView Homes purchasers.

Join industry leaders, innovators, and researchers for the AATCC Coloration Conference, February 24–25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. This event will bring together professionals from across the textile and color industries to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of coloration. The program will highlight sustainable practices, digital transformation, and advancements in dyeing technology—from lab design and color communication to natural dyes and waterless coloration systems. Attendees will gain valuable insights into modern production methods, material innovations, and testing techniques driving performance and sustainability in today’s textile supply chain. The conference is geared towards professionals in textile coloration, product development, R&D, testing, quality control, and sustainability, including brand, mill, and supplier representatives. Attendees can expect to: * Stay ahead of technological and market trends * Network with peers and experts in textile coloration * Gain hands-on insights through lab tours and technical sessions * Be inspired by innovative leaders shaping the future of color Conference Presentations * Color Theory – Martin Bide, Professor Emeritus, University of Rhode Island * The Modern Dye Laboratory: Digital Integration, Small-Batch Capability, and Shade Precision – Jessica Brooks, WL Gore & Associates, Inc. * LEDs and Their Challenges – Mark Graham, Graham Technical Services * Digital Standards & Color Communication in the LED/UV Era – Ryan Stanley, X-Rite * Color Matching & Control – Tim Williams, Color Solutions International; Doug Bynum, natific; Chris Hipps, Archroma * Natural Fibers & Efficiency Analytics – Hasan Shahari, FIBRE52 * Preparation of Synthetic Fibers : Best Practices – Brian Furr, Archroma. * Enzymatic Degradation of Cotton-based Textiles for Fiber Separation and Recycling – Sonja Salmon, North Carolina State University * Color Without Compromise: Biobased Dyes and the Future of Sustainable Dyeing – Michele Schmidt, North Carolina State University * New Color Application Technologies – Jennifer Thompson, COLOURized * AATCC Test Methods – Gregg Woodcock, AATCC Executive Director * Advancements and Challenges in Sustainable Salt-free Reactive Dyeing of Cellulose – Thomas Braun, Livinguard * Precision Spray Dyeing, the future is here – Rick Stanford, BW Converting Inc. * Sustainable Color Application – Speaker TBA * Innovations in Waterless Dyeing – Swapneshu Baser, Deven Supercritical * Advancement in Colorfastness Testing Equipment – Speaker TBA * Panel Discussions * Recent Updates from the Wilson College of Textiles – David Hinks, Dean, NC State University Wilson College of Textiles * National Science Foundation Engine – Melissa Sharp, NC State University * North Carolina State University Wilson College of Textiles Lab Tours * Analytical service lab * Digital design lab * TPACC * Dyeing & finishing pilot labs February 24 – Dinner Speaker Success & Failure – Dereck Whittenburg Dereck Whittenburg is a dynamic motivational speaker, former collegiate basketball standout and coach, and a proven leader whose message of resilience, transformation, and purpose has inspired audiences across the country. He is also the author of Shot Heard Around the World. Early Registration Register today to connect with leading industry professionals and academic experts at this must-attend event. AATCC members enjoy discounted registration. Be sure to register by February 10, 2026, to take advantage of early rates. For more program details Visit https://www.aatcc.org/coloration/ Source: AATCC READ MORE The post AATCC Announces Coloration Conference Speakers appeared first on Pakistan Textile Journal.

DURHAM, N.C. — January 7, 2026 — Join industry leaders, innovators, and researchers for the AATCC Coloration Conference, February 24–25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. This event will bring together professionals from across the textile and color industries to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of coloration. The program will highlight sustainable practices, digital transformation, and advancements in dyeing technology—from lab design and color communication to natural dyes and waterless coloration systems. Attendees will gain valuable insights into modern production methods, material innovations, and testing techniques driving performance and sustainability in today’s textile supply chain. The conference is geared towards professionals in textile coloration, product development, R&D, testing, quality control, and sustainability, including brand, mill, and supplier representatives. Attendees can expect to: * Stay ahead of technological and market trends * Network with peers and experts in textile coloration * Gain hands-on insights through lab tours and technical sessions * Be inspired by innovative leaders shaping the future of color Conference Presentations * Color Theory – Martin Bide, Professor Emeritus, University of Rhode Island * The Modern Dye Laboratory: Digital Integration, Small-Batch Capability, and Shade Precision– Jessica Brooks, WL Gore & Associates, Inc. * LEDs and Their Challenges– Mark Graham, Graham Technical Services * Digital Standards & Color Communication in the LED/UV Era– Ryan Stanley, X-Rite * Color Matching & Control– Tim Williams, Color Solutions International; Doug Bynum, natific; Chris Hipps, Archroma * Natural Fibers & Efficiency Analytics– Hasan Shahari, FIBRE52 * Preparation of Synthetic Fibers : Best Practices– Brian Furr, Archroma. * Enzymatic Degradation of Cotton-based Textiles for Fiber Separation and Recycling– Sonja Salmon, North Carolina State University * Color Without Compromise: Biobased Dyes and the Future of Sustainable Dyeing– Michele Schmidt, North Carolina State University * New Color Application Technologies– Jennifer Thompson, COLOURized * AATCC Test Methods– Gregg Woodcock, AATCC Executive Director * Advancements and Challenges in Sustainable Salt-free Reactive Dyeing of Cellulose– Thomas Braun, Livinguard * Precision Spray Dyeing, the future is here– Rick Stanford, BW Converting Inc. * Sustainable Color Application– Speaker TBA * Innovations in Waterless Dyeing– Swapneshu Baser, Deven Supercritical * Advancement in Colorfastness Testing Equipment– Speaker TBA * Panel Discussions * Recent Updates from the Wilson College of Textiles– David Hinks, Dean, NC State University Wilson College of Textiles * National Science Foundation Engine– Melissa Sharp, NC State University * North Carolina State University Wilson College of Textiles Lab Tours * Analytical service lab * Digital design lab * TPACC * Dyeing & finishing pilot labs February 24 – Dinner Speaker Success & Failure – Dereck Whittenburg Dereck Whittenburg is a dynamic motivational speaker, former collegiate basketball standout and coach, and a proven leader whose message of resilience, transformation, and purpose has inspired audiences across the country. He is also the author of Shot Heard Around the World. Early Registration Register today to connect with leading industry professionals and academic experts at this must-attend event. AATCC members enjoy discounted registration. Be sure to register by February 10, 2026, to take advantage of early rates. Posted: January 8, 2026 Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) has announced that the association will host the Coloration Conference, Feb. 24–25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, N.C. This event will bring together professionals from across the textile and color industries to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of coloration. … Read More The post Early registration opens for AATCC 2026 Coloration Conference appeared first on Specialty Fabrics Review.

DURHAM, N.C.— November 21, 2025 — AATCC honors 2025 award recipients for the AATCC Future Leaders Award, the J. William Weaver Paper of the Year Award, and the AATCC Technical Committee on Research (TCR) Service Award. These awards were presented on November 11, 2025, at the AATCC Fall Committee Meetings. This year, the Fall Committee Meetings were held November 11-13, 2025, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, NC, USA. Future Leaders Award The AATCC Future Leaders Award recognizes promising young professionals in the fields of textiles, apparel, and related material sciences, provides acknowledgment and recognition to enhance their careers, engages these young professionals in the work of the Association, and brings their insights and needs to the forefront. Award recipients represent the various AATCC Interest Groups. Award Recipients Xiuzhu Fei, senior product development engineer at Microban International Inc., leads sustainable antimicrobial product development and has launched two next-generation products. She holds multiple patents, including one that earned a 2025 Silver Edison Innovation Award, and has advanced degrees in textile chemistry and fiber science from NC State. An active AATCC member since 2016, Fei contributes to research committees, conference steering groups, and speaks at industry summits. Karen Haberland, senior project officer at ECRI Institute, leads investigations on PPE and vaccine administration technologies and has directed grant-funded studies on isolation gown protectiveness. She has developed technical specifications for global procurement programs, published research, and holds a patent for a medical device curvature system. Haberland earned degrees in mechanical engineering from Lehigh and Rowan Universities and studied engineering research at the National University of Ireland Galway. Since joining AATCC in 2021, she has served as secretary of RA75 and chairs a subcommittee on water resistance test methods. Kaitlin Sigmon is an analytical lab technician at the Manufacturing Solutions Center, specializing in testing apparel, PPE, and upholstery materials since 2018. She actively promotes domestic manufacturing and quality standards and serves on multiple ASTM committees, including textiles and PPE. Sigmon earned her BS in Biology from Western Carolina University and completed the ASTM Emerging Professionals Program in 2025. As an AATCC member since 2022, she serves as secretary for RA23 and RA109 and participates in RA31 Antimicrobial Activity. Monét Freeman is lead physical testing specialist at Gaston College’s Textile Technology Center, where she oversees lab operations and conducts standardized testing on fibers, yarns, and fabrics. She also provides customer consultations and previously coordinated customized textile training and helped launch the Textile Academy. Freeman brings extensive industry experience from companies like World Elastic Corporation, Kate Spade, and Madewell, and is a member of ASTM and ISO 9001:2015. She earned her BS in Textile Technology: Medical Textiles from NC State in 2014.J.W. Weaver Paper of the Year Award J.W. Weaver Paper of the Year Award The AATCC Publications Committee presents the J. William Weaver Paper of the Year Award to the author or authors of the best peer reviewed paper published in the AATCC journal each year. The best paper is selected from among those published in the AATCC Journal of Research during the preceding calendar year. All authors of the winning paper are recognized. The award includes a framed certificate signed by the AATCC president and the Publications Committee chair. About the Authors Xiaoxiao Qiu, Shuaitong Liang, Wenqing Cheng, Hongjuan Zhang, Liujun Pei, and Jiping Wang are the recipients of the J. William Weaver Paper of the Year Award for their paper, “The Environmental Impact of Low-Pressure Anhydrous Dyeing Technology for Polyester: Carbon Footprint Quantification and Evaluation” published in the November/December 2024 issue of AATCC Journal of Research. Xiaoxiao Qiu earned a bachelor’s degree from Zhejiang Sci-Tech University in 2022 and earned a master’s degree from Shanghai University of Engineering Science in 2025. In 2022, Qiu received a Provincial Government Scholarship, and received a Graduate Academic Scholarship in 2022, 2023, and 2024. Shuaitong Liang is an associate professor and Department Associate Dean for the Shanghai University of Engineering Science, School of Textiles and Fashion. Since 2019, Liang has worked at the Shanghai Engineering Research Center for Clean Production of Textile Chemistry. Liang received a bachelor’s degree from Shaanxi University of Science and Technology (2010), a master’s degree from Shanghai University of Engineering Science (2014), and a doctoral degree from Donghua University (2018). Liang also studied at the University of California, Davis, as a visiting scholar from 2016 to 2017. Liang has several recently published research papers in relevant journals, including AATCC Journal of Research. Wenqing Cheng works at Zhejiang Green Universe Textile Technology Co. Cheng received a bachelor’s degree from Qingdao University (2012), a Master of Engineering  from Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology (2015), and a doctoral degree from Zhejiang Sci-Tech University (2021). In 2023, Cheng served as the Deputy Director of Research and Development in the Research and Development department of Zhejiang Lvyu Textile Technology Co., Ltd. Cheng has papers published in several journals. Hongjuan Zhang is an associate professor at Shanghai University of Engineering Science. She received a bachelor’s degree from Zhongyuan University of Technology (2012), and a master’s (2015) and a PhD (2019) from Donghua University. Liujun Pei works as an associate professor at Shanghai University of Engineering Science. In 2011, Pei received his bachelor’s degree from Zhongyuan University of Technology, and degree (2014) and a doctoral degree (2017) from Zhejiang Sci-Tech University. In 2021, Pei received the Wang Shanyuan’s Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation. Pei has several published works in various journals. Jiping Wang is a professor at Shanghai University of Engineering Science. Wang earned a bachelor’s degree from Zhejiang Sci-tech University (1982), a master’s degree from Donghua University (1985), and a PhD from the University of Texas at Arlington (1994). Wang joined AATCC in 1995, and is an active member, holding leadership positions and participating in several research committees. Since 2015, he has served as Chair of C7 Publications Committee, on the AATCC Board of Directors, and the AATCC Foundation Board of Directors. Wang has also served as the AATCC Global Membership Representative in China for the past 10 years. Technical Committee on Research (TCR) Service Award The Technical Committee on Research Service Award was established in 2008 to recognize those members who have contributed greatly to the AATCC organization in a technical capacity. Individual members of the Association with at least five years of continuous membership in AATCC, who have contributed outstanding technical service to the Association through activity in a research committee, are eligible. The Award consists of a plaque and an honorarium. Award Recipients Alan Buttenhoff joined AATCC in 2003. He serves as the chair of RA57 Floor Covering Test Methods research committee and is active in RA50 Lightfastness and Weathering Test Methods research committee. He served as a member of the AATCC Board of Directors from 2010 to 2012. Since joining AATCC, Buttenhoff has established several work groups that improved the stain reference scale manufacturing process, developed a new vinyl for the vinyl staining test method, and improved documentation and detection limits of the TM189-2017e Test Method for Fluorine Content of Carpet Fibers. He is an active member of the Technical Committee on Research and is a voting member of the Materials Interest Group. Miranda Klaas joined AATCC in 2019. Since 2019, Klaas has served as chair of RA59 Fibrous Test Materials research committee and has served as secretary of RA60 Colorfastness to Washing Test Methods research committee. Klaas has attended several conferences, including the Textile Testing Training Conference, and is a part of various committees. She is a member of the Technical Committee on Research, the Materials Interest Group, and serves as the social media content creator for the Delaware Valley Section. Posted: December 2, 2025 Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

DURHAM, N.C. — November 24, 2025 — Join industry leaders, innovators, and researchers for the AATCC Coloration Conference, February 24–25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. This event will bring together professionals from across the textile and color industries to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of coloration. About the Conference: The program will highlight sustainable practices, digital transformation, and advancements in dyeing technology—from lab design and color communication to natural dyes and waterless coloration systems. Attendees will gain valuable insights into modern production methods, material innovations, and testing techniques driving performance and sustainability in today’s textile supply chain. This event is designed for professionals involved in textile coloration, product development, research and development, testing, quality control, and sustainability. It welcomes representatives from brands, mills, and suppliers who are eager to deepen their expertise and stay connected with industry advancements. Participants will gain valuable insights into emerging technological and market trends, network with peers and leading experts in textile coloration, and experience hands-on learning through lab tours and technical sessions. Be inspired by innovative leaders who are shaping the future of color in textiles. Program Highlights Program content is currently in development. Topics listed below could possibly change. Designing & Modernizing Dyeing Labs for the Future * Explore strategies for upgrading lab environments to meet the demands of next- generation coloration. LEDs and Their Challenges * Understand the implications of LED lighting for color perception and control. Digital Standards & Color Communication in the LED/UV Era * Learn how digital tools are reshaping global color management practices. Color Matching & Control * Address best practices for achieving and maintaining accurate, consistent color. Panel Discussions * Hear multiple perspectives from industry experts on evolving challenges and opportunities in coloration. Fibre52: Natural Fibers & Efficiency Analytics * Discover innovative, sustainable processing methods for cotton and natural fibers. Preparation for Synthetic Fibers * Examine modern techniques to improve dye uptake and performance in synthetics. Challenges of Recycled Fibers * Gain insight into coloration issues and solutions for circular textile systems. Natural & BioBased Dyes * Explore emerging dye sources and applications from natural and bio-based materials. New Color Application Technologies * See how automation and digitalization are revolutionizing the dyeing process. Innovations in Waterless Dyeing * This session showcases cutting-edge approaches to sustainable color application. AATCC Test Methods * Learn about recent updates and applications in AATCC colorfastness and testing standards. Advancements in Colorfastness Testing Equipment * See the latest tools for accurate, reliable color evaluation and performance testing. North Carolina State University Wilson College of Textiles Experience an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s premier institutions for textile education and research. Attendees will participate in guided tours of the analytical service lab, digital design lab, TPACC, and the dyeing & finishing pilot labs at the Wilson College of Textiles Register today to connect with leading industry professionals and academic experts at this must-attend event. AATCC members enjoy discounted registration. Be sure to register by February 10, 2026, to take advantage of early rates. For more program details Visit https://www.aatcc.org/coloration/ Posted: November 25, 2025 Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) will host the 2026 Coloration Conference on February 24–25 at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. The event will unite researchers, professionals, and innovators to discuss the future of textile coloration. Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to submit poster abstracts by November 21, 2025.

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) will host the 2026 Coloration Conference on February 24–25 at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. The event will unite researchers, professionals, and innovators to discuss the future of textile coloration. Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to submit poster abstracts by November 21, 2025.

RALEIGH, N.C. — October 15, 2025 — Join AATCC at the Inkspired: Innovations in Textile Printing Conference, taking place November 5–6, 2025, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina. This two-day event will highlight groundbreaking developments in digital printing as industry leaders and academic researchers share insights into emerging technologies and practices shaping the future of textile printing. Featured Presentations The conference will include a keynote presentation on driving digital transformation in textiles, and on AI, automation, and the convergence of print technologies. Additional presentations will focus on topics such as green chemistry innovations, biomass-based inks, laser & pigment printing, cost comparisons of digital vs rotary-screen processes, and many more topics. Keynote: Powering Change in Digital Textiles * Gart Davis, Co-founder and past CEO & COO, Spoonflower What is the future for digital textiles? This presentation highlights technologies and drivers that are creating change within the digital textile printing landscape. Key themes examined will include the emergence of image-based AI as a tool for e-commerce, domestic and on-demand production as a vehicle for a more sustainable supply change, and the ability to harness technology to connect consumers with products that are steeped in story and culture. Advancing Printed Textile Applications: * Image-Based Framework for Color and Pattern Evaluation * Kimberly P. Viron, Philippine Textile Research Institute Greener Chemistry: * Smart Testing for Safer Textile Inks * Samantha Shintay, Hohenstein Impact of Laser Engraving Followed by Digital Pigment Printing on the Fabric Properties of Cotton Satin * Traci Lamar, North Carolina State University Algae Ink: * Pioneering Biomass Waste-Stream Solutions for Textile Printing * Devon Murrie, Living Ink Technologies Evaluating Cost Parameters of Digital and Rotary-Screen Printing in Textile Production * Lisa Chapman, North Carolina State University Performance, Productivity, Durability, and Support * The Foundations for High-End Printhead Technology in Textile Printing * Ron Gilboa, FUJIFILM Dimatix Baxter Mill Archive: * Preserving the Past, Designing the Future * Kathy Phillips, Baxter Mill Archive & Kathryn Lawrie, Springs Creative Disrupting the Print Shop: * How Direct-to-Film Is Redefining Garment Printing Workflows * Danielle Hazen, M&R Printing Equipment The conference will also feature panel discussions on Color Management for Roll-to-Roll Printing and Garment Printing, along with the AATCC Student Innovation Showcase, highlighting research from AATCC student members. Register today to connect with leading industry professionals and academic experts at this must-attend event. Early registration rates end October 22, 2025. AATCC members enjoy discounted pricing, and AATCC student members may attend at no cost. Free Webinar: Textile Printing 4.0 Get a glimpse into the future of textile production with an exclusive webinar on October 20 at 1 PM ET exploring how AI and automation are redefining printing workflows and manufacturing efficiency. The discussion will include: * AI’s role in pattern recognition, predictive control, and color accuracy * Robotics, conveyor systems, and IoT-enabled sensors for workflow automation * Case studies quantifying gains in uptime, waste reduction, and energy efficiency Presenter – Johnny Shell Johnny Shell is Principal Analyst for Keypoint Intelligence’s Textile & Apparel Printing Service, with nearly 40 years in digital textile and apparel decorating industry. He helps clients navigate challenges, innovate processes, and drive sustainable growth through insights on market trends and emerging applications. Previously, he served as VP of Technical Services at Printing United Alliance, leading training programs, workshops, and chaired a variety of committees. An inductee into the Academy of Screen and Digital Printing Technology, Johnny is a recognized expert, frequent speaker, and contributor to leading publications on digital printing, workflow, and color management. Moderator – Dr. Tova N. Williams Cherry Dr. Tova N. Williams Cherry is an Assistant Professor in the Wilson College of Textiles at North Carolina State University, where she leads The Sustainable Dye Chemistry Laboratory as principal investigator, advancing eco-friendly solutions for colorants and coloration processes. A double alumna of NC State, she earned a Ph.D. in Fiber and Polymer Science in 2018 and a B.S. in Polymer and Color Chemistry in 2010. Throughout her career she has also held roles in research and sales, including positions with Tokyo Chemical Industry, Cotton Incorporated, and American & Efird LLC. Posted: October 16, 2025 Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

RALEIGH, N.C. — August 4, 2025 — Abstracts are currently being solicited for subject areas listed below for the 2026 AATCC Coloration Conference. This event will be held February 24-25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, NC, USA. Interested individuals should complete the abstract submission form and provide an abstract of 125 words or less by September 12, 2025, to Matt Brennan at brennanm@aatcc.org. The program committee is soliciting abstracts for the following topics: * Advancements in Color Fastness Testing Equipment * Modernizing Color Labs for Future Demands * Color Matching & Communication in the LED/UV Era * Designing the Lab of the Future: Equipment & Adaptation * Machinery Integration for Efficient Color Development * Nanogels * Innovation technology in Coloration * Preparation for Dyeing: Natural Fibers & Efficiency Analytics * Preparation for Dyeing: Synthetic Fibers & Testing Protocols * Navigating the Environmental & Regulatory Climate Abstracts for oral presentations should be submitted by September 12, 2025, to Matt Brennan at brennanm@aatcc.org. AATCC reserves the right to accept, place on a waiting list, or reject any abstract for any reason. Posted: August 4, 2025 Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)