Through Project Green Light in Windsor, local businesses now have an opportunity to strengthen their security infrastructure while accessing up to $5,000 in available funding support.
Proper maintenance, monitoring, and planning must be part of every commercial property’s winter strategy.
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Security remains a top priority for businesses of all types and sizes. As threats such as theft, vandalism, and liability risks grow, companies increasingly realise
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Security ONE has been selected by the City of Windsor as its security technology partner to deliver and support an expanded network of professionally monitored security cameras in downtown Windsor as part of the City’s Project Greenlight initiative.
Fire protection is a critical responsibility for any business owner. While fire alarm systems provide local alerts, true protection comes from professional monitoring that meets
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Winter is a popular time for travel in Ontario but seasonal routines can make properties more vulnerable to break ins, damage, and emergencies.
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A new year is the perfect time to reassess how well your home or business is protected. While many people invest in cameras, alarms, and
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Security technology is evolving rapidly, and 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for smarter, more proactive protection. From AI-powered video analytics to
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Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms protect your home from different dangers, but both are essential for complete safety. Learn how these devices work, where they should be installed, and why having the right protection in place helps keep your family safe from fire and invisible carbon monoxide threats.
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Ontario’s Fire Code is changing in 2026, expanding requirements for carbon monoxide alarms in homes across the province. Learn what the new rules mean for homeowners, why proper smoke and CO detection is critical, and how professionally monitored alarms provide an added layer of safety and peace of mind for your family.
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