Thermostat

• It’s never too early to prepare for a Saskatchewan winter. Here’s how

  Canadians typically switch change tires between Thanksgiving and Easter. Waiting for the first snow of the season could mean longer wait times for you to get your car serviced.

  Weather

  Oct 12, 2021
  
• Women are more productive in warmer offices, study finds

  Researchers found women performed best on math and verbal tests, submitting more correct responses as well as more responses overall, at higher temperatures.

  Canada

  May 26, 2019
  
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• Penguins take first weekend walk of 2019 at the Calgary Zoo

  This is the seventh year of the Penguin Walk at the Calgary Zoo.

  Environment

  Jan 19, 2019
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• Thermostat shows Edmonton school portable at 29.5 C Thursday

  About 95 per cent of Edmonton Catholic schools and about 90 per cent of local public schools do not have air conditioning, district spokespeople told Global News.

  Education

  May 24, 2018
• Alberta launches 2 online tools to map out energy savings in homes

  The provincial government has created two new online tools that will walk Albertans through home energy savings - room by room.

  Consumer

  May 11, 2017
• Halifax Fire warning homeowners to check for recalled thermostats

  A recall on digital thermostats is hitting close to come as Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency warns homeowners to check their devices following local house fire.

  Canada

  Nov 16, 2016
• Ways to winterize your home to save money

  As temperatures drop, home heating costs are sure to be a concern for many, but there are some inexpensive things you can do reduce that energy bill and reduce your carbon footprint.

  Consumer

  Dec 14, 2015
• Nest unveils new security camera, product upgrades

  Google's Nest Labs is releasing new versions of its surveillance-video camera and talking smoke detector as part of its attempt to turn homes into "smart" homes.

  Consumer

  Jun 18, 2015
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• Survey finds ‘thermostat wars’ an issue in Ontario homes

  A survey released Wednesday by Direct Energy finds that 'thermostat wars' is one of the most common household disputes in Ontario.

  Consumer

  Jun 18, 2014