Radon Mitigation in GO‑GC Military Housing Many Canadian military homes face a silent, often overlooked threat: radon gas, an invisible, odourless substance that can seriously affect indoor air quality and long-term health. Radon testing and  mitigation programs  for GO‑GC military housing,  with special provisions for the specific structural characteristics of GO-GC military housing  units, are needed. What is Radon? Radon seeps into buildings as uranium decays through foun

Radon is a poisonous, radioactive gas that occurs naturally, but increased radon levels in homes can lead to severe health issues. According to Health Canada, radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Understanding the Health Risks of Radon Radon gas is a serious health risk, as long-term exposure can cause lung cancer and other respiratory issues. The 2024 Cross-Canada Survey of Radon Exposure revealed that 18% of Canadian homes have radon levels at or abo

Soil   Vapour   intrusion  is becoming a significant concern across Canada, affecting residential and commercial properties. Identifying...