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What’s the Problem? | Product Testing (or Lack Thereof)
Blog post coming soon! It may or may not ruffle some feathers.
What’s The Problem? | Housing Crisis
Before you read this post, I’d like to be clear that I am in no way a housing expert. BUT I am looking forward to
Beyond The Codes | Find Your (Heritage) People
As I walked down the tunnel to board the plane back to Regina after being out in Ottawa three weeks ago at the National Trust
Spooky AND Safe Haunted Houses
It’s that time of year. Grocery store shelves are lined with boxes and boxes of snack sized treats. Lawns are scattered with tombstones, skeletons, and
(Energy) Codes Acceleration Fund…You In?
The only thing that makes my tree-huggin’, Building Code lovin’, education obsessed soul happier than finding out about the Codes Acceleration Fund (CAF)….is working on
Getting Back To Normal: Taking a Fresh Look at Fire Code Compliance
I often notice “trends” in the buildings I am inspecting for Fire Code compliance. It is interesting because these trends can vary depending on the
Beyond the Codes: Mental Illness, Soul Health, and The Quest for Better Buildings
Hi. I’m Kelsey….and I’m living with Bipolar Disorder…. The first time I sat in group therapy, I could barely get those words out. They came
Hey You! Give a S#!+ and Be Part of the Solution
Hey you! One thing about me is that I swear like a sailor. I kind of try not to, but I think it may just
Sask Codies Unite!
It’s been 9 months since I’ve shared by thoughts via blog….and it feels great to be back at it! This one will be short and
The Saskatchewan Fire Safety Act – Authorities and Powers
Note: When exercising the authorities and powers of the Fire Safety Act, I recommend referencing the Fire Safety Act directly and/or seeking direction from the
History & Evolution of Codes in Canada
Building and Fire Codes are a necessity in modern societies that value common goals towards safety, energy efficiency, construction practices, and other aspects regulated by
Am I a High-Hazard?
What is a high-hazard industrial occupancy in Canada? A Group F, Division 1 industrial occupancy is defined in the National Building and Fire Code as