TECH-NEWS & VIEWS

September, 2011

Points of Interest:
Stir up the Gray Matter with
Nick Markowitz &
Al Colombo

Smoke Detector Cross Listing Information:
ULC Smoke Detector Compatibility Index
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JACK LAYTON SUCCUMBS TO CANCER!

August 22nd, 2011 - Canada lost a “true patriot heart” today. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Layton family.

MORE BURNING EXAMPLES OF STUPIDITY!

Vancouver - We shed some light on more technician errors, oversights, and plain stupidity in our latest Burning Brick Nominees! Mircom Technologies, White Eagle Fire Prevention, Voltech Fire Prevention, General Alarms, Atlas Alarms, and Potter Electric Signal are all featured. What ARE these people smoking?

LAUNCHING A NEW (OR IMPROVED) DOODAD? GOT A STORY? SOMETHING OF INTEREST AND/OR NOTEWORTHY?

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR A BURNING BRICK AWARD!

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