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Over the past few months, you may have noticed some changes in our communications. These are small changes such as our updated logo, colours, and images. Today, we are sharing more about the reason for these changes. Through studying and learning from leaders such as Steve Jobs, Simon Sinek, Jack Canfield, and many others, we have learned that for any …
As we head into fall, our schedules get busier. This can make healthy eating more challenging! However, cultivating good eating habits is a sure-fire way to boost your health both at home and on the go. Health Canada suggests the following four habits for healthy eating: Healthy Habits at Home Be mindful of your eating habits—Notice when you’re hungry and …
RV’ing can be a fun way to see the world and spend time with your family. But because it’s bigger and heavier than an average car or truck, there are additional hazards that come with owning and operating an RV. Many RV accidents can be avoided by following these helpful tips. Pre-trip Tips: Know the weight capacity of your RV. …
Recently, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security published its National Cyber Threat Assessment to detail its analysis of current cyber threats to Canada and Canadians. Part of this assessment examines the biggest cyber threats to Canadian businesses in 2019. These threats can lead to financial losses, damages to the organization’s reputation, loss of productivity, theft of intellectual property and disruptions …
From Anthea’s Desk As a business owner, I am quite comfortable with discomfort. I look at discomfort as an opportunity to growth. Whether it is assessing new technology, a different strategy for customer service, changing our hiring practices, or anything else that takes place to advance my business, discomfort is the norm. I use the term ‘riding the waves’ as …
Since air circulation is often restricted inside, it is speculated that indoor pollutants are far worse for humans than poor outdoor air quality. In fact, indoor pollutant levels are potentially 100 times more polluted than outdoor levels, and may pose major health risks. There are both long- and short-term health effects of indoor air pollution. Short-term effects can include eye, …
Though splashing and diving is carefree fun, owning a backyard pool comes with serious responsibilities, too. From poolside party safety tips to supervision, there are many general safety precautions you can take to make sure your friends and family enjoy your pool. When hosting a pool party at home, it is wise to assign several adults to the job of …
When it is hot outside, your body temperature can rise to dangerous levels. Normally, the human body cools itself through sweating. However, in hot and humid weather, sweating is not enough and the result can be heat illness. Staying Cool Have employees follow the suggestions below to stay cool when working in hot weather: Wear loose, light-coloured clothing and some …
As the temperatures rise and the days become longer, many Canadians will head out on camping adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned camping pro or new to the activity, it’s always a good idea to review camping safety tips. Don’t Forget to Pack the Essentials Before setting out, it is important that you remember to pack things like fresh water, food, …
It’s easy to overlook basic home safety precautions when preparing to leave for a vacation. In our age of social media, there is an added element of public visibility to your travels which can put your home at risk of burglary while you are absent. Here are some digital privacy tips to follow before, during, and after your vacation. …
