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

Air quality is a big driver of school hygiene, but while many buildings have built-in ventilation systems, it can be difficult to know how effective these systems are at removing pollution from the air.

Fall HVAC maintenance allows you to look ahead to upcoming spring repairs, budget spending for upcoming expenditures, and keep your building in its best shape for the coming year.

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.

As temperatures drop, buildings are vulnerable to pests looking for food and shelter from the outdoor elements.

To ensure schools are taking the best first step forward, their cleaning operations should zero in on five key areas of focus.

Be smarter and cleaner when it comes to washroom hygiene.

What can be done to help facilitate greater hand hygiene?

Washrooms cannot be overlooked when it comes to the health and safety of patients, visitors, and staff.

A study found 98% of healthcare facilities surveyed are not meeting the full HEH guidelines offered by the World Health Organization.

Traditionally, schools maintained their own janitorial staff on-site, but this is no longer optimal in many cases.

Norovirus infections appear to be rising in recent weeks amid loosened health restrictions.

Adding a touchless aHP disinfection system can result in a significant and sustained reduction in CDI rates.

The university has been named as the 2022 recipient of the ISSA Canada Environmental Stewardship Award.

As Canadians start to travel back into facilities en masse, so too will bed bugs. So what can be done to stop them?

Floors can be tested to predict the level of COVID-19 in an environment.