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20 Mar

Families of two Edmonton police officers killed in line of duty will get $100,000 from Heroes’ Fund, Alberta premier says https://www.ohscanada.com/slain-officers-families-will-get-100000-from-heroes-fund-alberta-premier-says/ #OHS #FirstResponders #HeroesinLife

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16 Mar

‘I’m pissed off:’ The rise and fall of Canada’s domestic PPE market https://www.ohscanada.com/im-pissed-off-the-rise-and-fall-of-canadas-domestic-ppe-market/ #OHS #N95 #PPE

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15 Mar

Ontario plans to require women only bathrooms on large construction sites, expected to address requirement for properly fitted PPE for women and people with diverse body types https://www.ohscanada.com/ontario-plans-to-require-women-only-bathrooms-on-large-construction-sites/ #OHS #PPEforWomen

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14 Mar

A ‘culture of care’ puts employees in the driver’s seat: Q&A with Manisha Mistry #OHS
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14 Mar

Ontario roofing company fined $110K after man killed in fall while working on a school portable https://www.ohscanada.com/ontario-roofing-company-fined-110k-after-man-killed-in-fall-while-working-on-a-school-portable/ #OHS #Roofing

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GM granted court injunction after former worker repeatedly tries to enter Oshawa Assembly Plant

Countertop maker fined $50,000 after newly hired worker seriously injured in London, Ont.

OHS due diligence must be visible: Courts must give clear, comprehensive reasons in their judgements

Pandemics and Biohazards – Missed Opportunities and a Path Forward

Jury looking at death of Glencore worker makes 15 safety recommendations

Vancouver company fined $125,000 after worker killed at Ontario jobsite

Ontario food manufacturer fined $75,000 after worker injured

B.C. town calls WorkSafeBC inspection ‘uncommonly gruelling’ and ‘onerous’

Contractor fined $125K after worked killed on Toronto construction site

Report finds RNC officers feel they aren’t treated fairly

Beyond what you can see and smell – the role of industrial hygienists

One year after fatal accident at Kelowna construction site, investigation still on-going

Suncor cancels investor update in wake of CEO’s resignation

Changing workplace safety culture in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

N.B. coroner’s inquest calls for safety supervisors at all high-risk workplaces

Nova Scotia lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions this week

Lost-time injury rate remains at all-time low in Newfoundland and Labrador

TPA responds to Workplace Harassment & Discrimination Review

To prevent disasters like Lac Megantic, private interests cannot be allowed to affect regulations

Company plans to reopen Cape Breton coal mine after two-year shutdown: councillor

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GM granted court injunction after former worker repeatedly tries to enter Oshawa Assembly Plant

Countertop maker fined $50,000 after newly hired worker seriously injured in London, Ont.

OHS due diligence must be visible: Courts must give clear, comprehensive reasons in their judgements

Pandemics and Biohazards – Missed Opportunities and a Path Forward

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Jury looking at death of Glencore worker makes 15 safety recommendations

Vancouver company fined $125,000 after worker killed at Ontario jobsite

Ontario food manufacturer fined $75,000 after worker injured

B.C. town calls WorkSafeBC inspection ‘uncommonly gruelling’ and ‘onerous’

Contractor fined $125K after worked killed on Toronto construction site

Report finds RNC officers feel they aren’t treated fairly

Beyond what you can see and smell – the role of industrial hygienists

One year after fatal accident at Kelowna construction site, investigation still on-going

Suncor cancels investor update in wake of CEO’s resignation

Changing workplace safety culture in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

N.B. coroner’s inquest calls for safety supervisors at all high-risk workplaces

Nova Scotia lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions this week

Lost-time injury rate remains at all-time low in Newfoundland and Labrador

TPA responds to Workplace Harassment & Discrimination Review

To prevent disasters like Lac Megantic, private interests cannot be allowed to affect regulations

Company plans to reopen Cape Breton coal mine after two-year shutdown: councillor

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