SmartCentres will be offering rent-free use of its space to help support governments and health care authorities during the COVID-19 emergency.

Severe flooding in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario due to snowmelt and rain has turned a national spotlight on the impact of extreme weather events.

On Aug. 7, 2018, 45 minutes of torrential rain caused extensive flooring within the Greater Toronto Area. With stormwater systems overwhelmed and property damages climbing, FirstOnSite Restoration was soon called to action.

2018 was a year of ever-increasing awareness for both companies like FirstOnSite and its clients due to disastrous weather causing emergency clean-up.

June marks the start of National Safety Month in Canada, a campaign aimed at reducing leading causes of injury and death in the workplace, on

You've approved the plans, printed the pages, and made the official binder. Now that your business continuity and emergency preparations are complete, you can shelve them and forget them until the day disaster strikes. Unless, of course, you actually want to survive an event.

When the media talk of the “first responder,” images of brave fire fighters racing into burning buildings, or police of officers marching onto an accident