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Legislation
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Employers can do more to address workplace fatigue
National standard could help address issue: CSA Group
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Workplace safety top priority for Ontario labour minister
Program rewarding safe employers to launch this month: McNaughton
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P.E.I. government reaches confidential settlement with whistleblowers
Process requires ‘built-in protection’: Premier
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Alberta to prevent lawsuits against homeowners who stand up to criminals
Legislative changes meant to combat rural crime: minister
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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.
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Quebec considering labelling stress, burnout as occupational illnesses
Province expected to release new mental health plan in 2020
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Manitoba government wants to educate about cannabis edibles, ban public use
Province plans to restrict all forms of public consumption
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Critical injuries to worker result in $100,000 fine for Cambridge, Ont., company
Third conviction for Canadian General-Tower
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Farm safety rule reversal will hurt Alberta farmers
New legislation may remove headaches, but will also usher in more trouble
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Clear regulations on seatbelts needed after deadly Hydro One helicopter crash
Use of both lap strap and shoulder harness required to reduce risk: report
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Quebecers will soon have to be at least 21 years old to legally consume cannabis
Change intended to protect youth, says junior health minister
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Worker at Calgary assisted-living home stabbed to death, teen client arrested
Incident likely followed verbal, physical confrontation: police
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Alberta education minister releases new guidelines for school seclusion rooms
Areas intended as tool for teachers to handle crisis situations: expert
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What a Liberal minority government will mean for the health of Canadians
Pharmacare, opioid crisis will likely receive attention: prof
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Alberta takes second look at trucking changes after meeting Broncos families
Exceptions from mandatory entry-level training in spotlight
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Violence against nurses is unacceptable
Canada’s next federal government must prioritize the safety of frontline nurses
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Farm Feud
Nearly four years ago, Alberta finally caught up to the rest of the country when it came to safety coverage for farm workers. But a new provincial government wants to scrap controversial legislation and replace it with what it deems as more flexible options.
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A Delicate Balance
Quebec’s religious-symbol issue isn’t as black-and-white as it seems
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Cannabis remains off limits at most Canadian workplaces
Legalization’s impact has been lower than expected: survey
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Manitoba wants to attract Quebec civil servants worried about clothing law
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government is planning to recruit civil servants from Quebec who are concerned about a new law in the province banning religious symbols. Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants, Premier Brian Pallister says, and will…
