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The Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund (DMAF) is a ground-breaking initiative led by Infrastructure Canada aimed at fortifying communities across the nation against the mounting challenges of climate change.

Dealing with the aftermath of a flood at your commercial property can be stressful in so many ways, but it’s crucial to act fast because major problems can develop quickly if not addressed immediately.

Amid a nationwide affordable housing crisis, millions of people’s homes are also being threatened by floods and wildfires. There is an urgent call to develop a national adaptation strategy in response to the increasingly severe impacts of climate change, with a comprehensive approach to address these challenges.

Spring and summer are prime barbecue seasons, when we like to gather with friends and family for an outdoor cookout. While grills and fire pits are a great way to cook delicious food and have fun, they can also pose fire hazards. Follow these important safety tips from the experts at ServiceMaster Restore to prevent injury or damage, and have a fun and safe BBQ season.

The Summer Solstice is finally upon us. So, what can we expect of our Canadian summer? La Niña has been the main driver of our hot summers for the past three years.

Flood damage can happen without warning, and when it does, the aftermath can be extensive and unpredictable. Be informed about the pitfalls of do-it-yourself flood damage restoration, including health hazards from contaminated water and electrical dangers.

Mould is a type of fungi, and it requires moist conditions to grow. Homeowners often discover mould growing on the tile and grout in their bathrooms, but finding mould in basements is most common. Fortunately, mould growth in your basement can be removed and prevented by the mould remediation experts at ServiceMaster Restore.