A heating expert shares if it’s cost-effective to keep your home air conditioning running during the heat wave.
Another summer heat wave has arrived in Ontario, and many people are running their air conditioning units nonstop.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued yellow-coded heat alerts across the province, as potentially record-breaking temperatures expected to reach highs in the upper 30s, and humidex values into the 40s for Tuesday, July 14.
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Heat warning issued for Toronto and area with temperatures set to reach 36 C
Record-breaking heat possible in Toronto as hot weather event warning continues
Air conditioning units can be lifesaving during a summer heat wave, but there are other tips to help keep homes cool.
To save energy and money, experts say to set your thermostat to 78 degrees Fahrenheit when you wake up. Here's why.
Environment Canada added to its warning that the hottest day this week is set to be Tuesday.
No air conditioning to make the summer comfortable – just cover your windows with bits of cardboard, pretend it’s the Blitz.
After a sweltering week with sleepless nights in the sticky heat, households across the country are asking if it is finally time…
Do you spend hundreds of pounds on an air conditioner that could make your home bearable, or accept another week of sweltering…
