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Compliance & Enforcement
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Ontario lumber mill fined $250,000 following fatality
Worker died after being pinned by loader in 2018
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Illinois sees first legal sales of recreational marijuana
As of Jan. 1, 11 U.S. states now allow cannabis use
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Year in review: our most-read stories for 2019
Workplace violence, fatalities remain in safety spotlight
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Manitoba government’s oversight of commercial vehicles inadequate: auditor
‘Better practices found in other jurisdictions … are absent in Manitoba’
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Man dies after being trapped in grain mixer near Saskatoon
Fire department cut open mixer to free victim
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BC Ferries crew went overboard after rescue boats replaced: TSB review
Safety management system failed to identify hazards
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Ontario company fined $85,000 in death of mechanic from air-spring mishap
Worker was killed by shrapnel following 2018 explosion
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Alberta no longer requires JHSCs at every worksite
New rules reduce administrative burden: minister
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Ontario company fined $135,000 following explosion, injuries
Two workers injured while disassembling returned shock strut
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Ways to breathe new life into your JHSC
Spicing up lethargic safety committee tasks can work wonders
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Cape Breton police charge three officers after cop-car collisions
Trio will undergo training to correct, strengthen driving behaviours
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We will not tolerate abusive behaviour: NHL commissioner
Gary Bettman announces 4-point plan aimed at psychological safety
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Engineer behind collapsed Radiohead stage will face disciplinary hearing
2012 incident killed drum technician, injured three others
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Ontario contractor hit with $150,000 fine after excavation fatality
Company pled guilty to 2018 incident
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BCCA launches worksite behaviour training app
Builders Code tool uses humour, animation to ask ‘Cool or Tool?’
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Nearly 70,000 patients injured in Ontario’s hospitals each year: auditor
Hospitals don’t always comply with required safety practices standards
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Saskatchewan introduces strategy to reduce serious workplace injuries, deaths
2,400 provincial workers are seriously hurt each year
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Death of Canadian Pacific engineer highlight’s union safety concerns
10 fatalities in 2 years for rail industry in ‘crisis’: president
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B.C. sawmill explosions report calls for more investigative independence
Confidential database needed for workers to report infractions: lawyer
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Following toddler death, Toronto agency places restrictions on window A/C units
Move meant to ensure health and safety of staff, tenants, visitors
