Coastal forest on Vancouver Island
For Indigenous communities

Clean air is for everyone who calls Vancouver Island home.

We work on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Kwakwaka’wakw peoples. This page is the practical side of that acknowledgement.

A land acknowledgement, in practice

Words are easy. Testing isn’t.

Health Canada and the First Nations Health Authority have identified radon as a serious environmental health concern in rural and remote Indigenous communities — yet routine testing remains uncommon on much of the Island. The cost of long-term kits, lab work, and follow-up is the most common barrier we hear about. We’ve removed that cost.

What we offer

Four ways we contribute back.

Each of these is delivered at no cost to Indigenous households or community organizations on Vancouver Island.

Free long-term radon kits

For households on First Nations reserves across Vancouver Island. We cover the C-NRPP-compliant 90-day test, lab fees, and the written report — there is no cost to the family.

Clear, readable reports

Every report — for every client — comes in plain English with the numbers, what they mean against the Health Canada guideline, and the practical next steps. We’re happy to walk through a report with your health centre when that’s useful.

How partnerships start

Simple, on the community’s schedule.

01

Get in touch

Band office, health centre, school, or community member — any first contact works. We reply within two business days.

02

Scoping conversation

We meet (in person or virtually) to understand how many households want kits and the best way to get them delivered.

03

Kits ship at our cost

Long-term detectors ship to a single point of contact (band office, health centre, or directly to households) with simple set-up instructions.

04

Follow-up support

We stay available after the report lands — for plain-language interpretation, mitigation referrals, or re-testing once changes are made.

Common questions

What community partners ask first.

  • Who pays for the test kits and lab work?

    We do. There is no cost to the household or the community for radon kits, lab analysis, or the written report.

  • Do you share results with anyone outside the household?

    No. Results belong to the household. We only share aggregated, anonymized data with a partnering health centre if the community has specifically asked for that.

  • Can you support remote or fly-in communities on the Island?

    Yes. We ship kits with prepaid return mailers and coordinate timing and delivery with the band office or health centre.

  • Is this a paid program, a partnership, or a sponsorship?

    It's a commitment from us as a Vancouver Island business operating on these lands. There is no charge and no obligation on the community's side.

Partner with us — band offices, health centres, schools.

Email us to coordinate kit shipping and reporting for households in your community. Replies within two business days.

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