Talius is Gearing Up for BuildEx Alberta 2025!
We’re excited to announce that Talius will once again be exhibiting at BuildEx Alberta — October 22–23, 2025 — at the Edmonton Expo Centre! After an incredible turnout last year, our team is eager to return to one of Western Canada’s most dynamic events for construction, renovation, and design professionals. Last year’s BuildEx Alberta was […]
Showcasing Smart Security + Energy Solutions at the EFMA Fall Trade Show
This year’s EFMABC Annual Fall Trade Show brought together facility managers, operations leaders, and vendors from across British Columbia, and Talius was proud to be part of it. The event offered a valuable opportunity to connect directly with schools and district representatives, hear their challenges firsthand, and share how our products are helping to make […]
Bigger, Stronger, Smarter: Why Mammoth Rollshutters Are a Game-Changer
At Talius, we’ve always believed in pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with rollshutter technology. With the launch of our Mammoth Rollshutter, we’re setting a new standard for strength, performance, and protection. This is not just another addition to our product line — it’s a game-changer for the entire rollshutter industry. Meet the Mammoth The […]
Exterior Screens: Smarter, Healthier, and More Sustainable Multi-Family Design
By Dr. Behnam Razavi, PhD & ir. Frank Christiaens, MBA In multi-family development, every design decision affects performance, occupant wellbeing, and long-term asset value. With energy codes tightening, climate resilience becoming a priority, and health concerns more visible than ever, architects and developers are rethinking how to manage solar control and indoor comfort. Exterior screens […]
Why Response Time Is the Most Critical Factor in Protecting Students
When it comes to school safety, the conversation often centers on surveillance cameras, locked doors, and staff vigilance. While these measures play a role, they share one fatal flaw: they don’t stop an immediate threat. In a crisis, every second counts — and response time is the single most critical factor in protecting students and […]
The Hidden Reality Behind Home Burglaries (And Why Most Homes Aren’t Prepared)
When it comes to home security, many people believe break-ins are rare or that alarms and cameras are enough, brush it off as “won’t happen to me”. The truth is far more unsettling. Across North America, hundreds of thousands of homes are broken into every year. Most of these incidents don’t happen under the cover […]
LEED and Net Zero Buildings Are a Lie Without Exterior Shading
The green building industry loves buzzwords: Net Zero, LEED Platinum, Passive House. But scratch the surface of many “sustainable” buildings and you’ll find a glaring flaw—no exterior shading. Without it, these so-called high-performance structures often suffer from overheating, sky-high cooling loads, and occupant discomfort. And the worst part? Many building standards either overlook or undervalue […]
Talius Proudly Sponsors the 2025 OMC Annual Conference: Building Smarter, Safer Schools
Talius is proud to be a sponsor of the 2025 OMC Annual Conference, hosted by OASBO (Ontario Association of School Business Officials) in partnership with OECM. Taking place under the timely theme “House This?”, the event brings together facility, operations, and procurement leaders from across Ontario to explore the critical infrastructure challenges facing our public […]
Why “Security by Alarm” Is Failing Homeowners—and What You Should Be Doing Instead
For decades, alarm systems have been the go-to solution for home security. They’re easy to install, widely marketed, and come with the comforting promise of protection. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most alarm systems don’t prevent crime—they just report it after the damage has been done. And criminals know it! Today’s break-ins are fast and […]
Too Hot to Learn: Why Overheating Classrooms Are Failing Our Children
It’s no secret that climate change is making our summers hotter, longer, and more unpredictable. But one of the most dangerous — and least talked about — consequences is playing out in the very spaces where our children are expected to thrive: their classrooms. Across North America, schools are sweltering during spring and summer months, […]