You’re the owner of a retail clothing chain. All of a sudden, you hear a shudder-inducing shriek emanate from the change rooms.


You’re the owner of a retail clothing chain. All of a sudden, you hear a shudder-inducing shriek emanate from the change rooms.

After previously pondering the pitfalls of domesticating raccoons, we’re responding to all the rage of sticking a rat in a cage.

Cleanliness and hygiene are the cornerstones of any successful hotel. All the clean sheets and pillow mints in the world won’t matter if a customer finds rat droppings on their nightstand or wakes up covered in bed bug bites.

The skies are staying brighter for longer, the hockey playoffs are slowly approaching, and you’re inexplicably feeling far less miserable than you did in January – it must be the faint hint of spring in the air.

Beetles get a bad rap, and for good reason: they’re ugly, they’re gross, and if they could, they’d probably cheat on their taxes.

Don’t let the February deep freeze fool you, spring will be here sooner than you think.

Discovering a bed bug problem in your home is as inconvenient as it is unsettling.

The professional exterminators at Terminix have a love-hate relationship with wildlife pests (re: we love to hate them).

Ontario has experienced its coldest December in 57 years, and January hasn’t been much better.

We deal with Toronto’s pests and wildlife every single day, yet their physical prowess never ceases to amaze us.