Category
Health & Safety
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Quebec CEO first Canadian named to National Safety Council
Former teacher Chantal Trépanier aims to bring unique perspective to U.S. board
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WorkSafeBC seeking ideas to improve workplace health, safety
Research grants available through Innovation at Work competition
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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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8 tips for ladder safety this holiday season
In 2018, more than 1,000 claims were a result of falls in British Columbia
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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
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In defence of whistleblowers
Most Canadian whistleblowing legislation is ineffective, requiring users to clear a number of hurdles, says an expert.
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Navigating the new world of safety communications
Emerging technology is affecting traditional approaches to safety management
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Former TTC worker launches case over air quality in Toronto’s subway system
Issue affects employees and transit users, says lawyer
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Protecting minds a priority in changing times
In a world where the only constant is change, mental health has simultaneously become the fastest-growing category of disability in the workplace.
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Women’s safety society working towards a better future
Much work remains in male-dominated OHS profession: chair
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Ryerson University opens state-of-the-art building for OHS students
Next generation of safety professionals will get dedicated lab spaces
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A glimpse into the world’s largest safety show
Germany’s A+A conference has definite wow factor
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Ontario government introduces new measures to combat bullying in schools
Teachers will be trained in de-escalation techniques
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5 ways to be ready for a safety blitz
The current round of Ontario workplace inspections is expected to conclude on Dec. 27.
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Pure Safety Group expands lifelines lineup
All new products meet CSA standard Z259.2.2-2017
