Cold and flu season is well underway, and planning ahead will help keep guests and staff safe and healthy. Why not take a sustainable approach

Leaving a good impression on guests and staff is important for building owners, and your washrooms can say a lot about your business. In this

What can we expect in commercial cleaning in 2023? In the last few years, there have been so many changes in hygiene and sanitation, from

With the heightened focus on hygiene and sanitation these last few years, what does commercial cleaning look like post-pandemic? Things have changed and the once

In a recent study conducted by the Associated Press and the National Opinion Research Centre, less than half of Americans are still wearing masks. Similar

Leading the cleaning and maintenance operations of a high-traffic, multi-purpose venue was a challenge before COVID-19, let alone during and post-pandemic. In downtown Saskatoon, TCU

There are many influential technologies healthcare facilities can use to reduce the spread of infections.

No matter what business you’re in, first impressions matter. You want your facility to look its best, and that includes your custodial closet. Not only

Flooding is one of the most common natural disasters, causing billions of dollars in property damage each year. Even if a business is not located

Creating a safe and healthy indoor space requires a combination of multiple interventions.

Science is emerging about facility managers prioritizing your floors to clean for health, rather than for appearance.

Janitors are often the behind-the-scenes heroes of facility maintenance, keeping everything clean, stocked, and sanitized. They support health and safety and hygiene and they’re often

A sustainable and practical solution to indoor air pollution

The two organizations are extending their partnership to form an educational working group focused on IAQ in the built environment.

Night cleaning and maintenance work can make sense in some situations, but it comes with its own set of challenges and potential hazards.

The Canadian Healthcare Housekeepers Association has observed pandemic pain – and progression.

The recommendations for safe in-person learning for K–12 schools and early care programs have undergone a few changes.