Radon in Thunder Bay: 12% of 108 homes in the 2012 sample
Thunder Bay district was 12.0% above 200 Bq/m³, higher than Toronto’s 2.7% in the same survey.
Oct 26, 2026
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Place the detector in a regularly used room, on the lowest lived-in level, 0.8 to 2 m above the floor.
4-day deployment video 91-day deployment videoA 4-day test gives a quick result. A 91-day test is a long average, the Health Canada method. Both are $59 before taxes. Shipping, the return and the laboratory are included.
Order, place the detector, then send it back. The laboratory receives it within 48 hours. The report goes out within 2 business days after that receipt.
The return is included. Open the portal and follow the steps there.
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An email goes out as soon as the report is ready. The subject is “Your radon analysis report is available”. It sometimes lands in junk mail.
Two or three days after you send it back, check the portal or your junk folder. The Health Canada threshold is 200 Bq/m³.
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Radon is a radioactive gas that forms in the soil as uranium breaks down. It seeps in through foundation cracks and gaps around pipes. Insulation and a tight house hold it indoors. Years of exposure cause lung cancer, and the gas is still little known. Use the search below for the words people look up: radioactive gas, uranium, foundation, airtight home, lung cancer, becquerels.
Thunder Bay district was 12.0% above 200 Bq/m³, higher than Toronto’s 2.7% in the same survey.
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In-floor heat does not remove radon. Anyone who drills the slab needs the tube layout.
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A stone foundation can let gas in. A new tight house can hold it. Both get a test.
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A straightforward house is often one day on site. The roof path and a second suction point take longer.
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Canada’s program certifies measurement and mitigation separately. A logo on a truck is not the registry.
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An inspection sees the house in a day. The 200 guideline is judged over at least three months.
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A 4-day test can fit a condition. It does not replace the heating-season average once you own the house.
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