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Despite an announced opening in February, a new nine-plex seniors centre in Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., has yet to welcome any seniors, the N.W.T. Housing Corporation has confirmed.

For some residents, stay-at-home orders have meant more exposure to the daily disruptions of condo life. How much noise is too much?

Telco giant PLDT Inc. and its wireless unit Smart Communications Inc. (Smart) are beefing up their network rollout through the deployment of light-weight carbon fiber cellular site towers.

Despite the Bangladeshi governments bid to curtail deaths due to lightning strikes, dozens continue to die every day due to lack of awareness. The increasing sea...

The most effective manner of reducing the effects on any contaminant is by dilution with fresh air, says the guidelines issued by the Council for Scientific and Industrial (CSIR).

Powered by the common mission of ensuring public safety and the continuous conveyance of electricity, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by Meralco’s Chief Legal Counsel Atty. William S. Pamintuan and Chief Commercial Officer Engr. Ferdinand O. Geluz, Secretary Eduardo M. Año of the Depa

A former Liberal MP said the federal government’s environmental program is built on an ideological bias that is ...

New Brunswick developers now have until year’s end before having to follow the 2015 National Building Code. The province has announced a grace period to transition from the 2010 version of the code to the 2015 version, which was adopted earlier this year. It follows concerns from some developers who had “performed significant work in planning construction based on the 2010 code,” according to Public Safety Minister Ted Flemming. “We listened and are extending the grace period to provide...

The removal of an exemption to building code rules means New Brunswickers living in LSDs can no longer use cheaper, uncertified wood for projects like sheds and barns.

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The global fire sprinklers market reached a value of US$ 10.7 Billion in 2020. A fire sprinkler system consists of a water supply and distribution piping system installed on walls or ceilings. It gets activated once the sprinkler head reaches the activation temperature in case of a fire breakout and sprays high-pressure water over the flames to extinguish them. In recent years, these systems have gained popularity across th...