Fire Prevention Week 2026: Small Precautions Can Prevent Major Losses
Fire Prevention Week 2026 which was held October 4–10, highlighted the risks associated with lithium-ion batteries found in everyday devices, from smartphones to power tools and e-bikes.
Biohazard Cleanup: Important Information for Businesses
A biohazard incident can put your staff, operations, and reputation at risk in an instant. Knowing how to respond quickly and safely can help protect your workplace, meet regulatory requirements, and get your business back on track.
Twice This Year on Ottawa Street, the Smoke Went Next Door
Two Ottawa Street fires, seven months apart, sent smoke into the businesses next door. Why neighbouring businesses can come out of the same fire so differently, and why smoke damage should be assessed rather than assumed.
The Building Was Vacant. The Risk Wasn't.
A suspicious fire at a vacant building on Sherman Avenue North is a reminder that empty properties still carry real risk. Here is what time does to a building when nobody is watching, and five practical questions for any property sitting empty.
Water in Your Hamilton Basement? Where It Came From Matters.
Basement flooding can look the same on the surface even when the causes are very different. Here are the three ways water gets into a Hamilton basement, and why the source shapes what happens next.
The Floor Is Dry. That Doesn’t Mean Your Basement Is.
A basement can take on water without ever flooding. Here is why a dry floor tells you so little, what to check after heavy rain, and what Hamilton homeowners can do before the next storm.
Canada’s Changing Climate: New Report Puts Resilience and Preparedness in Focus
A new Government of Canada climate report provides an updated national picture of how Canada’s climate is changing and what it means for communities across the country.