The program dedicated to the advancement and retention of women in cleaning has launched an online Canadian community.

As Canadians start to travel back into facilities en masse, so too will bed bugs. So what can be done to stop them?

“Achieving this accreditation helps us maintain a clean facility to protect both our government workers and citizens and keep essential functions running.”

Michelle Noble has been named the first fulltime executive director of the Ontario Environment Industry Association, in step with the expanding cleantech and environmental services sectors.

Omnibus legislation aims to ease transition for licensed trades and professions moving into Ontario, and to enshrine steeper maximum fines in the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

CIMS is the first consensus-based management standard that outlines the primary characteristics of a successful, quality cleaning organization.

The company calls its new washroom dispensers the quietest on the market.

The driving factor for growth market is increasing demand for HVAC systems and awareness around IAQ.

The annual Healthy Handwashing Survey from Bradley Corp. has found that general pandemic fastidiousness has declined.

The revamped online hub offers a variety of educational tools and new opportunities to achieve certifications.

The Ontario government will eliminate its license plate sticker system for passenger and light-duty vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds, and forego the associated revenue.

Testing using new ISO standards is now available from the Tile Council of North America testing lab.

Butlr Technologies' people-sensing platform uses thermal wireless sensors and AI to detect human presence indoors.

A proposed regulatory change would allow storage sheds to be 50 per cent bigger before Ontario property owners would have to obtain building permits.

The paper addresses several strategies for improving indoor air quality in facilities such as schools, restaurants, convention centres & gyms.

"Be good corporate citizens; show you respect Ottawa’s janitors and pay lost wages," pleads a union and advocacy statement.

The Building Service Contractors Association International (BSCAI) has named its new officers and directors.