News
Workplace safety top priority for Ontario labour minister
Program rewarding safe employers to launch this month: McNaughton
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Safety board confirms lingering design problem behind N.W.T. float-plane crash
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2019 NSC Congress and Expo attendance topped 15,000
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Saskatchewan expands WCB coverage for firefighters
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P.E.I. government reaches confidential settlement with whistleblowers
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The end of dangerous working conditions starts with informed consumers
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Landscape company fined $45,000 after worker falls from ladder with chainsaw running
Features
Edible cannabis is now legal. Should employers be concerned?
There is a greater risk of employees reporting to work impaired as they may consume cannabis orally, but misjudge the extent or duration of the resulting impairment.→
Aging a forgotten factor in road safety
Employers have a responsibility to ensure the safety of senior employees behind the wheel.→
A Second Skin
Fire-resistant apparel acts as a layer of clothing that can literally save your skin — and is a must for many workers.→Opinions
Colin Ruggiero
Farm safety rule reversal will hurt Alberta farmers
Vicki McKenna
Violence against nurses is unacceptable
