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Healthy Buildings in a Changing Climate
Buildings constructed for yesterday’s climate are no longer able to handle today’s extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, flooding, and wildfire smoke. Deep retrofits, which include upgrades to ventilation, heating, cooling systems, and building envelopes (including windows), can significantly enhance occupant health and resilience. Investing in these upgrades now is crucial to safeguard our communities.
How Quality Windows Maintain A Cool Indoor Environment
By incorporating modern, scientifically proved features, high-quality windows can significantly reduce the amount of heat entering your home, keeping it cooler and more comfortable during the summer months.
FGIA Releases Updated Fiber Reinforced Thermoset Profiles Specification
Fenestration products made with fiber reinforced thermoset profiles that meet the requirements of this specification are expected to perform well in actual use, assuming adequate product design.
Reducing Built-In Carbon Emissions
A reminder that the federal Canada Greener Homes Loan is still open for application and applies to single-family homes. Provincial rebate programs for single-family homes also remain open for application.
A Sustainable Jobs Blueprint To Net-Zero
Canada has 26 years remaining to achieve net-zero by 2050. The focus of energy experts and government officials to date has been on the technical solutions needed to achieve deep emissions reductions.