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Health & Safety

February 8, 2024
Nominations now open for 2024 OHS Honours: Celebrating excellence in workplace safety

Health & Safety

February 7, 2024
‘Unprecedented public health crisis’: Pioneering research studies links between workplaces, opioid harms

Human Resources

February 5, 2024
Skating towards change: Sheldon Kennedy’s mission to bodycheck workplace mental health

Health & Safety

February 2, 2024
What every small business needs to know about keeping workers safe and healthy

Health & Safety

February 1, 2024
Toronto school board cancels classes on day of solar eclipse

Health & Safety

January 31, 2024
Toronto school board voting on whether to cancel classes on day of solar eclipse, citing safety concerns

Health & Safety

January 29, 2024
Jody Young takes wheel at WSPS, steers workplaces towards safety in era of electric vehicles and AI

Health & Safety

January 25, 2024
Opioids in the Workplace: Join OHS Canada and Talent Canada for this critical discussion

Health & Safety

January 24, 2024
LCBO’s Lilian Riad-Allen blends neuroscience with safety in innovative approach to OHS

Health & Safety

January 23, 2024
Roofing company in Kitchener, Ont., fined nearly $140,000 after worker killed in fall

Health & Safety

January 22, 2024
Union highlights ‘major problems’ in staffing U.S. diplomatic posts, cites violence and health-care concerns

Compliance & Enforcement

January 18, 2024
Court blasts health and safety manager for hiding her injury, WSIB claim from employer

Compliance & Enforcement

January 16, 2024
Poultry company fined $46,000 after workplace injury in Saskatchewan

Compliance & Enforcement

January 12, 2024
Industrial camp operator fined $200K by WorkSafeBC after worker found dead from COVID-19

Health & Safety

January 11, 2024
No perfect grades, but plenty of progress: NSC releases first-ever MSD Solutions Index Report

Health & Safety

January 10, 2024
Blast of arctic air over Western Canada prompts advisory from WorkSafeBC with temps plunging as low as -55C