Here are a number of resources that can be used to help raise awareness on radon in Canada.
Radon Reduction Sweepstakes Toolkit:
- Letter to Homeowners who have tested
- Letter to Homeowners who have mitigated
- Radon Reduction Sweepstakes Images
- Download the Radon Reduction Sweepstakes 2019 Infograph here.
- Radon Reduction Sweepstakes Report 2019 – Final
On Demand Webinar
Do you wonder how to prepare for doing interview with media or helping others prepare? Check out our OnDemand Webinar and toolkit, “Preparing to talk with the Media.”
Radon Action Month Resources
- Take Action on Radon Bookmark (eng/fr)
- Take Action on Radon Postcard (eng/fr)
- Take Action on Radon Window Cling
Take Action on Radon Pin- #Today4Tomorrow Campaign Resources
Workplace Challenge Resources
- Twitter Post Images
- The most Dangerous Thing in your Home Twitter Image (En)
- The most Dangerous Thing in your Home Twitter Image (Fr)
- Nearly 10% of Homes in Canada have High Levels of Radon Gas Twitter Image (En)
- Nearly 10% of Homes in Canada have High Levels of Radon Gas Twitter Image (Fr)
- Is the Air in your Home making your Family Sick Twitter Image (En)
- Is the Air in your Home making your Family Sick Twitter Image (En)
- Facebook Post Images
- The most Dangerous Thing in your Home Facebook Image (En)
- The most Dangerous Thing in your Home Facebook Image (Fr)
- Nearly 10% of Homes in Canada have High Levels of Radon Gas Facebook Image (En)
- Nearly 10% of Homes in Canada have High Levels of Radon Gas Facebook Image (Fr)
- Is the Air in your Home making your Family Sick Facebook Image (En)
- Is the Air in your Home making your Family Sick Facebook Image (Fr)
- Social Media Posts Examples
- Social Media Messages – English and French
- Postcard Digital File – English and French
- Blog Posts and Newsletter Content – English and French
Links:
- Health Canada – Radon
- Canadian Lung Association
- Canadian Cancer Society
- Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST)
- CAREX Canada
- Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) – A Homeowner’s Guide to Radon
- Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA)
- MacHealth Accredited Radon Course for Health Care Professionals
- Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE)
- Real Estate Infograph – CARST (English)
- Real Estate Infograph – CARST (French)
Health Canada Resources:
Did you know that you can download a PDF version or order hard copies of Health Canada’s Radon resources? Contact Health Canada’s National Radon Program to place your request, or order directly by following the links below.
Publications:
- Radon: Is It In Your Home?
- Radon – Reduction Guide for Canadians
- Radon – Another Reason to Quit(factsheet)
- Radon – What you need to know (brochure)
- Radon – What you need to know (factsheet)
- Radon: is it in your home? Information for Health Professionals
Reports:
- Cross-Canada Survey of Radon Concentrations in Homes– Final Report
- Residential Radon Mitigation Actions Follow-Up Study: Public Summary
- Canadian Population Risk of Radon Induced Lung Cancer: A Re-Assessment Based on the Recent Cross-Canada Radon Survey
- Reducing Radon Levels in Existing Homes: A Canadian Guide for Professional Contractors
- Guide for Radon Measurements in Public Buildings: Workplaces, Schools Day Cares, Hospitals, Care Facilities, Correctional Centres)
Radon Videos
- Mike Holmes Talks About Radon
- Mike Holmes Talks About Radon – Audio File
- Mike Holmes Radon Webisode
- Mike Holmes Jr. Radon PSA
- Take Action on Radon PSA Video
- Radon Awareness with the Holmes Family
- Roberta Bondar Radon PSA
- Roberta Bondar – What is Radon?
- Roberta Bondar – How to Test for Radon?
- Roberta Bondar – Reducing High Radon Levels
- Canadian Lung Association Radon PSA
- Mark Nielsen’s Story
- Jon Eakes – What is Radon and Should I be Worried?
- Virginia Killin’s Story
- Testimonial: Janet’s Story – Radon Awareness
- Testimonial: Janet & Emma – Test for Radon
Online Material:
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