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ECAT
(redirected from Electrical Contractors Association of Toronto)

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ECATEmergency Committee for American Trade
ECATEscambia County Area Transit
ECATelectronic card assembly and test
ECATElectronic Commerce Action Team (New Zealand)
Ecatequilibrium catalyst
ECATElectronic Commerce Acquisition Team
ECATEastern Center for Arts and Technology
ECATÉcole de Combat et Appui Tactique (French: School of Combat and Tactical Support)
ECATElectronically Controlled Automatic Transmission
ECATExploitation Center Analysis Tool
ECATElectrical Contractors Association of Toronto
ECATELINT Correlation and Tracking
ECATEnvironmental Compliance Action Team
ECATEastbourne College of Arts & Technology (Eastbourne, UK)


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Roberts has served as the Executive Vice-President of the Electrical Contractors Association of Toronto from 1989 to 1999 and as the Executive Vice-President of the Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario from 1989 to present.
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