
“Newish Kid on the Block” – The NECB
In the early years of my career, I was led to believe by many of my mentors that the true enemies of good design are
In the early years of my career, I was led to believe by many of my mentors that the true enemies of good design are
“A pre-incident plan is one of the most valuable tools available for aiding responding personnel in effectively controlling an emergency.” NFPA 1620, A.4.1.1 NFPA 1620,
A few weeks ago, I sat down with Jake Sinclair to hear his story and how he came about to be the Chief Operating Officer
There is a misconception that the National Fire Code of Canada applies only to industrial facilities handling bulk volumes of liquids such as refineries or
I love “love”. I love many people, activities, places and things. And I love to just be….which is why I have a problem with how
Plants are THE Best. I love plants and I especially love visiting greenhouses in the winter. Stepping into a warm, humid room and inhaling the
There is a lack of clarity surrounding exits in the Building Code…and it has me fired up. I may sound like a broken record, but
There is a Tiny Home movement, and I’m all here for it. Only problem is I’m a Codie, and have no idea how to deal
Originally written in June 2020 for LinkedIN. During the Covid19 pandemic fire departments are responding to an increased number of residential fires. Citynews.ca indicates that
As we set intentions and goals for 2022, we reflect on what we’ve done in the past year and how we can do better in
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