The Îlot Rosemont housing complex recently opened in Montreal, featuring 193 affordable units for seniors and direct access to the Rosemont metro.

November is Radon Action Month. Here are some tips and commonly asked questions about testing.

Radon levels consistently eclipse provincial and national estimates, according to new findings from a Canada-wide citizen science initiative conducted over the past three years.

At the current pace, New Brunswick Auditor General Kim Adair-MacPherson calculates it will take nearly 23 years to complete radon testing in the provincial public housing portfolio.

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

The winter season brings increased levels of radon in the workplace, and is a prime time to test for and address any issues.

Radon in buildings is a significant health concern recognized by Health Canada and the World Health Organization. According to Health Canada, approximately 16 per cent