Camfil Canada

07/23/2026

When it comes to commercial kitchens and food services, clean air isn't a luxury—it's an essential part of the guest and employee experience.

We're proud to be featured in the June 2026 issue of Foodservice & Hospitality Magazine, spotlighting the importance of indoor air quality in foodservice and hospitality environments.

At Camfil, we're committed to helping organizations create cleaner indoor spaces through high-performance air filtration solutions.

Read more: Foodservice & Hospitality – June 2026, Page 48

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07/15/2026

Stay safe out there, Toronto.

It’s a "double-whammy" kind of day in the GTA. Between the intense heat dome and the wildfire smoke blowing down from northwestern Ontario, Toronto's air quality is currently ranked among the worst in the world.

If you are commuting, running errands, or going outside for any reason, please take extra precautions:

❌ Avoid outdoor exertion: Reschedule outdoor workouts, patio meetings, or strenuous tasks.

🏠 Seal your space: Keep windows and doors closed to protect your indoor air.

😷 Mask up if needed: If you have to spend prolonged time outside, a well-fitted N95 mask is highly recommended to filter out fine particulate matter.

🚰 Stay hydrated: High heat and poor air quality can drain your energy fast.
Keep an eye on the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) and prioritize your health today!

06/29/2026

Happy Canada Day from Camfil Canada
to all our customers and staff!

Please note that our offices and plants will be closed to celebrate on July 1st. We will reopen on July 2nd.

06/19/2026

Join us next week at the Canadian Waste to Resource Conference.

Ask us about our unique solutions to industry challenges related to air quality.

Odour, Gas, and Molecular Contamination Control

Whether it's an organic processing facility, a composting plant, or an Energy-from-Waste (EFW) facility, managing heavy odours and hazardous gases (such as volatile organic compounds and hydrogen sulphide) is crucial for both regulatory compliance and community relations.

Effective removal of target gases and odours ensures compliance with local environmental regulations, protects the health of the surrounding neighbourhood, and improves indoor air quality for the facility's frontline workers.

06/04/2026

Learn how poor air quality in Canadian food and beverage production facilities can threaten product safety, shelf life, employee health, and regulatory compliance due to contaminants such as biological agents, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, smoke, and allergens. → https://okt.to/TxAFgD.

Visit or contact the Camfil Canada branch near you to get a tailored solution that fits your food and beverage facility air filtration needs: https://okt.to/FsOQby.

While the Canadian Food & Beverage industry prioritizes things such as the quality of raw ingredients, air quality is often overlooked. However, it’s a vital part of the mix that affects product safety, shelf life, taste, and brand integrity. Air quality must be examined throughout the supply chai...

05/29/2026

As healthcare facilities face shifting demographics and evolving compliance standards, the engineering choices you make today will define your facility's safety and efficiency tomorrow. That is why Camfil Canada is exhibiting at the upcoming CHES BC Annual Trade Show & Education Forum, and we would love for you to drop by our booth.

Our team will showcase advanced air filtration solutions that address the two biggest priorities for healthcare facility managers today: uncompromised infection control and operational energy savings.

Stop by our booth to explore: Molecular Filtration, Airbourne Virus & Particulate Defence: How our certified HEPA and molecular filters capture sub-micron particulates and gases to safeguard vulnerable clinical environments. The ABCs of Energy Savings: Air filters don't consume electricity, but HVAC fans do. We will show you how choosing filters with the lowest average resistance dramatically reduces fan workload, helping you cut down on your utility bills. Smart Maintenance: How to track and extend filter life cycles safely, lowering your Scope 3 emissions and minimizing maintenance disruptions.

Whether you have a specific HVAC challenge at your facility or just want to see the latest in filtration testing and technology, our experts are here to support you. We look forward to seeing you in Whistler, BC! Warm regards, The Camfil Canada Team.

05/25/2026

Come Say Hi today and tomorrow. 👋

Whether you are looking to upgrade your facility’s MERV or HEPA filtration, boost your IAQ, or just talk about saving energy, we want to meet you.

Join Alex and Aaron at Camfil's booth #59

They are ready to chat about all things clean air, answer your toughest questions, and show you our latest advanced filtration solutions designed specifically for Canadian healthcare facilities.

What We're Bringing to CHES Ontario This Year:

Next-Level Infection Prevention: Our HEPA filters and air purifiers trap 99.97% of airborne particles (down to 0.3 microns). We’re talking ultimate peace of mind for high-risk zones like ORs, ICUs, and isolation rooms.

Faster Patient Recovery: By clearing out fine particles that trigger immune responses, our filtration solutions help create an environment where patients can truly rest and heal.

Protection for Your Hardworking Staff: Safety goes both ways. Our "safe-change" cabinets allow your facility teams to replace contaminated filters safely without risking exposure.

05/15/2026

Please note that our Canadian offices and plants

will be closed on Mon, May 18 for Victoria day and Journée nationale des Patriotes in Quebec.

We will reopen on Tues.

Camfil wishes you a great long weekend!

05/01/2026

Learn how poor indoor air quality caused by invisible submicron particles, VOCs, carbon dioxide, and other contaminants can negatively impact health, concentration, and productivity in public and commercial buildings, making consistent monitoring essential. → https://okt.to/MCesX1.

Visit or contact the Camfil Canada branch near you to get a tailored solution that fits your public and commercial building air filtration needs: https://okt.to/RElM4J.

The benefits of achieving good indoor air quality (IAQ) cannot be overstated. Air quality monitoring is essential to ensure the health and well-being of building occupants and to enhance concentration and productivity, be it at work, school, or at a recreation facility. In this article, we will disc...

04/23/2026

Join us at 2026 to see how we help Canada's facility managers optimize their HVAC systems for both performance and profitability.

High-performance filtration reduces average pressure drop, meaning your fans don’t have to work as hard to move air. The result? Lower energy bills and a smaller carbon footprint.

📍 Where: Toronto Congress Centre | Booth #635

📅 When: Thursday, April 23, 2026

🏗️ Focus: Energy efficiency, TCO analysis, and sustainable IAQ.

Let’s talk about how to hit your hashtag

goals without compromising on air quality.