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As our home security systems get smarter, so do criminals. Although we wish burglars would be easily deterred by our gates and locked doors, this isn’t always the case anymore.

With so many Canadians taking time away from their home on family vacations and romantic trips with loved ones, home security is coming into focus. Canadians must ensure their properties are protected when they take time away in the coming months.

You’ve invested a significant amount of time and resources into your company, so it’s important to ensure your business has a leading-class security system in place around-the-clock to protect your business assets.

Modifying a home so that it’s suitable for a wheelchair user can be a challenging process. But by learning from the experts, you can get a head start on the planning process. In this latest post, we offer five tips for making your home wheelchair accessible. Consider the Entrance.

When it comes to your home, nothing is more devastating than a fire. You can never be too prepared for an emergency situation and the following ways will help you in the event of a fire in your home. Have your phone handy When you go to sleep, ensure that your phone is on a bedside table.