STANDARD is deeply proud to have contributed to the happiness and well-being of this courageous and deserving family of Montreal.

Lighting museums and art galleries well is extremely important. Light helps draw attention to works of art while preventing damage to the work itself. Often, these two imperatives tend to conflict with one another: exposing artwork to a source of intense light can sometimes affect its quality. A happy medium is essential to allow optimal visual appreciation of the art and to ensure that its characteristics are not tainted. This is why LED luminaires are the ultimate solution to lighting problems in museums and art galleries.

Each year, in collaboration with EFC, STANDARD awards a $3,500 scholarship to a Canadian student who demonstrates academic excellence in promoting the Electrical industry. Congratulations to Kurtis Beaumont from BC for his hard work and his achievements!

Here are a few facts you should consider examining the chart on the luminaire or light bulb packaging when you buy replacement lighting systems.

Upgrading your home’s lighting system is a simple and convenient way to help you significantly reduce your monthly household lighting expenditures. Read on to discover three easy steps to save money on your home lighting bill.

In the retail sales market, colour plays a critical role: it can make or break a sale. Where there’s a doubt, there’s no sale. Read on to learn how to enhance the true colours of your store’s merchandise.

MR16, Incandescent, PAR30, Halogen, Fluorescent, CFL, LED… what does it all mean? There are so many options on the market. How do I know which one is the best for me? Read on to understand the basics of lighting technologies used today.

In this era of increasingly pressing economic restrictions, Canadian cities can reduce cost locally: by upgrading to LED street lighting. Read on to learn more.

STANDARD invested time, donated lighting products and money to the Habitat for Humanity’s cause. A story that helped many Canadian families to emerge from the vicious circle of poverty.

The IK Code means to characterise the amount of impact a specific product can take. Read on to find out how we measure it and how it impacts your application type’s choice of impact protection on your lighting fixture.