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October 17, 2018

Manitoba stroke specialist files lawsuit after alleged workplace bullying

WINNIPEG – A Manitoba doctor and stroke specialist is suing the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, alleging he was forced out of his job at the province’s largest hospital after he complained about workplace bullying. Dr. Thomas Mammen, who specializes in… →

October 17, 2018
Federal government moves to transform inmate segregation in federal prisons
October 17, 2018
Cannabis in the workplace: We need an accurate measure of impairment
October 16, 2018
Details may be coming on harassment complaint against Manitoba backbencher

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October 16, 2018
Small plane crash near Ottawa narrowly misses home, pilot in serious condition
October 16, 2018
Blast site at Irving Oil refinery remains ‘hot zone’ that is off limits
October 15, 2018
ST. F.X. student accused of sexual assault withdraws, president apologizes

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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…→

Upping the Ante

by OHS Canada In response to the growing demand for safety professionals who can better support workplaces in the changing global economy, new eligibility requirements for Canadian Registered Safety Professional certification will take effect on July 1. With change comes uncertainty, but also…→