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January 17, 2019

Feds poised to bolster RCMP accountability

OTTAWA – The federal government is poised to try to improve RCMP accountability by placing some external eyes on the national police force. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale and RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki are expected to announce the plans at… →

January 16, 2019
Federal government faces scrutiny over bus safety standards after Ottawa crash
January 15, 2019
TSB report cites fatigue in B.C. tug incident, says mate asleep while on watch
January 14, 2019
Halifax garage owner acquitted in death of mechanic burned when van caught fire

January 14, 2019
Delays at Ontario human rights tribunal could undermine cases: lawyers
January 11, 2019
Ottawa taking measures to protect airports as new drone rules announced
January 11, 2019
Maxime Comtois responds to cyber bullying after missed penalty shot

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The Search for Answers

by Jean Lian Ten years after boilermaker David Fifi was determined to have died of natural causes, the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) of Manitoba is reviewing the case following the emergence of new medical evidence indicating that his sudden demise was caused by…→

Brave New World

by OHS Canada In 1942, science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov set out three laws of robotics, one of which says that “a robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.” Artificial intelligence (AI) and…→

In the Woods

by OHS Canada Canada, home to roughly nine per cent of the world’s forests, is where black bears, moose and other wildlife live out their natural lives. Outdoor enthusiasts kayak on both quiet rivers and raging rapids alike while parents and kids go…→