A recent survey suggests poor cleaning etiquette in shared office kitchens may be causing discord among Canadian coworkers.

An Edmonton-based laundry detergent manufacturer was fined $600,000 for selling products containing too much phosphorus.

The home appliance industry began producing appliances that utilize newer refrigerants, which have a lower global warming potential, but are also flammable.

Healthcare workers in clinical settings, such as long-term care facilities, often refuse to stay home from work when experiencing influenza-like symptoms.

Mississauga staff want to create a new business licensing category to address food safety.

The 2017 edition of ASHRAE’s major thermal comfort standard has been published to incorporate seven published addenda to the 2013 edition.

Using copper-alloy materials in fitness centres significantly reduced concentrations of bacteria on all equipment types, according to a new study.

Yukon will soon be the first jurisdiction in Canada to make radon testing a licensing requirement for child care facilities.

ISSA Canada, a division of ISSA – the worldwide cleaning association, has formed a strategic alliance with the Canadian Commercial Cleaning Association.

Ontario workplace health and safety associations are hosting learning sessions, webinars and training events on ergonomic workplaces in October and November.

New Legionellosis protocol outlines proper maintenance and safety practices associated with evaporative cooling systems.

Bayview Village Shopping Centre in Toronto is the winner of Canada's Best Restroom Award.

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety launched an e-course to help recognize, assess and manage asbestos-related risks in the workplace.

InfectionControl.tips and The Infection Prevention Strategy recently announced the winners of its Top Innovations of the Year for 2017.

Almost every person who menstruates has experienced an unexpected need for menstrual care supplies away from home.

Amber Trails Community School in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is the winner of the annual CaGBC Greenest School in Canada competition.

Global demand for ultraviolet disinfection equipment is expected to rise as users seek to improve water quality and reduce chemical use.