Indoor Air Quality in the News
Concern for the environment has to include concern for the conditions you live in. The air you breathe indoors is crucial to the continued good
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Changes to Ontario Building Code Emphasize Indoor Air Quality
Changes to the Ontario Building Code which came into effect January 1, 2012 make this province’s code the most progressive in the country. It’s being
California Smoking Ban Recognizes Indoor Air Quality Rights
Since 2004, smoking in public places, including restaurants and night clubs, has been banned in Toronto, and while city councillors talk on occasion about extending
Bill 182: Ontario’s Proposed Radon Awareness and Prevention Act, 2011
A bill that’s currently before the provincial legislature is designed to raise awareness about radon gas – the invisible danger that occurs naturally. Radon Gas
Indoor Air Quality in the Winter Months
The winter of 2011/2012 has been unusually kind to the residents of Southern Ontario, but there have been enough days that have seen stiff winds,
Choosing the right home inspector matters
You’re concerned about your home’s indoor air quality this summer. You want to make sure your home has no asbestos, toxic mold, lead or any
Study: indoor air cleaners can reduce asthma in children
Study: indoor air cleaners can reduce asthma in children In the summer months, we’re particularly sensitive about any threats to our indoor air quality, including
Toronto Report Names Indoor Air Quality Key Environmental Issue
A new report that comes from a study conducted by University of Toronto and the Ontario Health Coalition names indoor air quality as one of
