International Day of Peace: Climate Action for a Culture of Peace The International Day of Peace, or simply Peace Day, is September 21. Created by a United Nations resolution in 1981, the day is focused on promoting peace and inspiring a culture of peace. This year, the focus is narrowed, as the theme is climateCONTINUE READING »
Pipe corrosion occurs when your home’s pipes deteriorate over time. Your pipes are the foundation of your plumbing system and are responsible for bringing clean water in and taking dirty water out. If your pipes are not in good condition, it can have negative impacts throughout your home’s plumbing. Given the importance of pipes, pipe corrosionCONTINUE READING »
Table Of Contents Heat strokeHeat ExhaustionHeat HivesPrevention This week, Calgary is expected to experience temperatures above the average, peaking at 27 degrees. While this may not appear excessively hot, it can still lead to heat stroke and other health issues if precautions are not taken. Here are the three primary heat-related illnesses and tips onCONTINUE READING »
As Canada Day approaches, it’s time to consider how you’ll celebrate and commemorate the country’s birthday this year. While everyone has their unique customs, for many, it’s a day filled with festivals, parades, air shows, and fireworks. It’s also a well-loved occasion to host barbecues and gather with friends and family. Amidst all the day’s festivities,CONTINUE READING »
As spring draws to a close, we welcome warmer temperatures and blooming greenery all around. The conclusion of the rainy season brings sunny days and numerous chances for outdoor fun. June 21st marks the official start of summer. Additionally, it signifies the longest day of the year. Many would consider this an ideal moment to hostCONTINUE READING »
