With forest fires and smoke affecting parts of Ontario, outdoor work requires careful planning. Our field teams use a range of public tools to assess fire risk, smoke forecasts, weather alerts, and air quality conditions before heading into the field.
Working outdoors means ice is often part of the job. Whether you’re surveying wetlands, conducting environmental monitoring, or travelling remote access routes, understanding ice thickness and safety is critical to keeping you and your team safe.
October is peak hunting season across much of Canada. If you’re heading into the field for work, research, or recreation, make visibility your top priority. Wearing solid blaze orange—a vest, jacket, or hat—helps ensure you’re seen from every angle, reducing the risk of accidents.