November 2013 - OHS Canada MagazineOHS Canada Magazine

Despite efforts to improve workplace environment, companies grow unsure if what they are doing to help is enough. Resident expert Bill Howatt looks into the growing problem. Read: http://ow.ly/WH7u50JcmIk

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18 May

Roadcheck campaign focuses on public safety in Alberta. The Sheriff Highway Patrol is increasing commercial vehicle inspections during a three-day safety campaign held across North America. https://www.ohscanada.com/alberta-sheriffs-checking-commercial-vehicles-during-three-day-safety-blitz/ #OHS #Roadcheck #safety

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16 May

There could be something very bad lurking in your water/ Employers must implement controls and monitor systems to prevent bacteria growth . Alexandra Skinner from @WorkSafeBC takes a look in the latest issue of OHS Canada https://www.ohscanada.com/features/there-could-be-something-very-bad-lurking-in-your-water/ #OHS #WaterQuality

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16 May

Nova Scotia Labour Department investigating worker death at Michelin tire plant https://www.ohscanada.com/nova-scotia-labour-department-investigating-worker-death-at-michelin-tire-plant/ #OHS #michelin #workersafety

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16 May

Quebec coroner calls public inquiry into Montreal firefighter’s drowning https://www.ohscanada.com/quebec-coroner-calls-public-inquiry-into-montreal-firefighters-drowning/ #OHS #Firefighters

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Ontario labour ministry to instill mandatory safety training

Unifor calls for national moratorium on fracking

Union calls for changes to armoured car industry

Saskatchewan asbestos registry law comes into effect

TSB sounds safety alarm on runway overruns

Smokers heavily impact productivity, study says

Worker killed in industrial accident in Labrador City

Feds propose broad changes to labour code