Ontario-based hospitals are currently filling out the Green Hospital Scorecard—a sustainable benchmarking tool that will soon go national.

Top energy-saving technologies in retail are highlighted in PRSM's recent Benchmarking Snapshot, “Commercial Refrigeration."

Safety data on hundreds of chemicals in the U.S. consumer cleaning product supply chain is now available for public viewing.

Canadian employees say organizational changes at their workplace are negatively affecting their physical and mental health.

Avmor has added several new people in key sales and marketing positions to its team in Canada.

Survey of hospital cleaning staff from more than 60 hospitals across Ontario points to concerns that understaffing is leading to poorly cleaned areas.

The submission process is now open for the 2017 CaGBC Green Building Product of the Year Award.

A new Accenture security survey indicates that overconfidence may be putting Canadian organizations at higher risk for cyberattacks.

PRSM has released a new white paper that describes how to reduce and potentially avoid unnecessary retail refrigeration costs.

IFMA has launched a collaborative portal for FM professionals to pool knowledge and engage with other individuals relating to the Internet of Things.

The 2016 editions of ASHRAE’s major refrigerants-related standards have been published as a package with 30 new refrigerants and refrigerant blends added.

3M Canada has become the first organization in Canada to receive ISO 50001 Enterprise Level Certification.

A new report, Achieving Urban Resilience: Washington D.C., documents how D.C. could save $5 billion with smart surface strategies.

The University of Calgary recently earned ISSA’s Cleaning Industry Management Standard Green Building certification for its dedication to green cleaning.

Cannon Hygiene Canada Limited will immediately begin operating under its new name Citron Hygiene.

The WELL Building Standard is aligning with BREEAM to make it easier for projects pursuing both standards.

General Motors (GM) has partnered with Green Standards in an effort to divert $1-million worth of used office equipment from landfills.