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Canadians can expect their first quarterly Canada Carbon Rebate payments to hit their bank accounts beginning in April, marking a pivotal step in the nation's fight against climate change.

Commercial water damage from leaks is one of the most common and potentially damaging issues commercial property owners face, and it is one of the most frequent and expensive insurance claims. When it comes to your business and water damage, even small leaks, if left unaddressed, can lead to serious water damage in a relatively short period of time, including compromising your building’s infrastructure.

The Government of British Columbia has unveiled its 2024 Budget, responding to the urgent need for climate resilience following unprecedented wildfires and record-breaking floods.

Dealing with the aftermath of flooding at your place of business can be stressful, but without fast action, excess water at your commercial property can cause major problems including hazardous mould growth. Quick response will save your business long-term damage and costly repairs.

ServiceMaster Restore, proudly announces its continued partnership with Curling Canada for the eighth consecutive year. As a longstanding supporter of the sport, ServiceMaster Restore remains committed to fostering the spirit of competition, sportsmanship, and community engagement within the world of curling.

An apartment or condo unit affected by hoarding can be dangerous and unhealthy for the resident, but it can also pose health and safety risks for neighbouring units. For property managers, dealing with residents with hoarding disorder can pose significant challenges that require professional assistance, especially in extreme situations. Property managers have an obligation to safeguard the building against health and safety risks posed by hoarding. Intervention and immediate action may sometimes be required.

In an unexpected turn, over 100 "zombie fires" have been reported actively burning in British Columbia this January, a prelude to what could be an even hotter and more destructive year. As the El Niño weather system extends into spring, forecasts indicate heightened risks, prompting urgent calls for enhanced wildfire prevention efforts.