Security
Canadian Property Management
B.C. zeroes in on chronic property offenders
British Columbia is taking a team approach in an effort to turn around offenders with multiple convictions for property crimes.
Construction Business
Construction site safety risk management
Construction site security has traditionally been viewed as a reactive measure. Today, that mindset is changing.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Intelligent video’s evolving role in rental housing
Modern camera systems with intelligent video are becoming active contributors to decision‑making in high‑impact environments.
REMI Network
Alberta allocates $22M for school safety upgrades
Alberta's government is providing a one-time grant of $20 million to upgrade school security infrastructure and $2 million for safety-related training for school staff.
REMI Network
Nearly 20% of Canadians retain a key to their previous home
Nearly a fifth of Canadians still have a key to their previous home. This figure rises to 23% among 18‑ to 34‑year-olds.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Tenant status could figure in drug crackdown
Market-rate and subsidized tenants could pose differing liability threats for Ontario’s rental housing landlords under a looming crackdown on knowingly permitting illegal drug-related activity in their buildings.
REMI Network
Saskatchewan strives to bolster hospital safety
The Saskatchewan government will commission an independent, third-party review of hospital safety and security.
Canadian Property Management
Manitoba adds non-residential security rebates
Business owner-occupiers and tenants in Manitoba are now eligible for rebates on the purchase of security equipment and/or for the cost of property repairs in the aftermath of vandalism.
Canadian Property Management
Ontario scrutinizes private security provision
The Ontario government is contemplating changes that could mean more record-keeping obligations for landlords and property management firms with in-house security personnel.
REMI Network
Situational awareness enhances condo safety
Situational awareness—the ability to perceive, interpret and respond effectively to changing conditions—has been particularly important in construction work and emergency response. Now, this essential skill
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Toronto funds gird against malevolent drivers
One-time funding is now available to reinforce eligible Toronto-based facilities against malevolent drivers deliberately intent on causing harm.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Manitoba to forward new safety measures
The Manitoba government is promising to hold residential landlords accountable for safety and maintenance, and to make it easier to evict tenants who conduct drug deals or carry weapons in a residential building.
CondoBusiness
Tips for retaining condo staff and avoiding turnover
A high turnover rate disrupts the belonging that residents strive to foster, incurs unnecessary costs associated with recruitment and training, and may be an indication of a culture gone wrong.
Canadian Property Management
New look proposed for Ontario security guards
Ontario's Solicitor General is considering new stipulations for private security uniforms and vehicles to create greater visual distinction from police forces.
CondoBusiness
Legal case puts spotlight on condo security
In a recent case, a condominium found itself at the centre of a significant security challenge posed by a resident.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Security equipment rebate rolled out in Manitoba
Funds for the one-time rebate will be dispersed on a first-come, first-served basis to eligible applicants who submit proof of purchase, installation and Manitoba residency.
Facility Cleaning & Maintenance
Using AI for security surveillance
As smart buildings continue to gain momentum, with technology like sensors, IoT, automation, and more, AI can provide cost- and time-saving solutions for sales and
