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Working from home offers significant benefits—from saying goodbye to a long commute to a large decrease in interruptions when you’re trying to focus to greater flexibility and so much more. Yet when you set up a home office—whether you’re a remote employee, a contract worker with access to sensitive data, or a small business owner […]

It’s probably a good guess that you don’t have a flock of geese patrolling your yard (at least not intentionally). But the desire to protect your home and loved ones is as old as, well, homes themselves. Fortunately, in the evolution of home security, we’ve come a long, long way.  The future of home security

Smart devices are popping up in homes across Canada. From thermostats that adapt to your schedule to video doorbells that let you check in on who (or what) is on your porch from anywhere, these devices offer astounding convenience. Yet, they can also play a significant role in protecting our homes and property. Indeed, if

If you think of permits at all, it’s probably in the context of construction zones, building additions, or perhaps plumbing work. But if you’re installing home security in Canada, you may be surprised to learn that alarm permit requirements also apply in many cities and regions. That’s right: before installing a high-tech security system to

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are rapidly transforming the way we live, work, and even protect our homes. Indeed, as they evolve, they’re reshaping home security, making systems smarter, more responsive, proactive, and personalized. Grainy camera footage and basic motion sensors have become relics of the past. The latest AI-powered security tools may

While it seems like everything is changing, one thing remains the same: the desire to feel safe and secure at home. Yet how we achieve that peace of mind is changing, and changing fast. From artificial intelligence to smarter environmental sensors, home security trends in 2025 are becoming more advanced, more connected, and more personalized

More families are discovering the joy—and the challenges—of living under one roof with multiple generations. Whether it’s parents, kids, grandparents, or extended family, sharing a home can mean stronger connections, more support, and countless memorable moments. That said, with more people in one household, safety and security need to be carefully thought through. Home security

Big events—whether city-wide festivals, holiday celebrations, or friendly gatherings at home—bring big excitement. But with the hustle and bustle of planning for events, home security can sometimes take a back seat, if not neglected altogether. The good news? A few simple steps can help keep your home safe so you can enjoy every moment of

Home security is designed to protect your property from unexpected intrusions. But what happens when the “intruder” isn’t a potential burglar but instead a curious fox, wandering deer, or even a flock of birds? For homeowners, especially those in rural areas, wildlife can present surprising challenges to security systems. When wildlife and security systems meet,

Property crimes, such as break-ins or theft, go beyond financial loss. They can leave victims feeling violated, anxious, or unsafe in their own homes—a place meant to provide comfort and sanctuary. Recovering from such an experience often involves not only replacing stolen items but also rebuilding a sense of trust in your environment. For families,

Over the past few decades, home security systems have changed a lot. For instance, decades ago, you had one real option: professionally monitored systems. These systems, which are still popular today, were supplied by third-party companies that monitored homes 24/7. If an alarm was set off, they could quickly respond to the emergency and ensure

When considering home security, what comes to mind? You probably envision smart cameras, high-tech door locks, entry lights, and alarms to scare off intruders. Yet there’s more to home safety than just keeping the bad guys out. A lot more. Modern home security systems have evolved over the years to protect you not only from