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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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Creative sentencing penalties can improve workplace safety

New Ontario regulation streamlines OH&S reporting, notice requirements

U.S. judge tosses hospital workers’ vaccine requirement challenge

New U.S. federal COVID-19 safety rules exempt most employers

In the midst of a pandemic, it’s better to be safe than sorry

When should you hire an external workplace investigator?

Will masking still be necessary post-vaccination?

B.C. to give workers three days of paid sick leave for COVID-19

Ontario agricultural operations required to register boilers, pressure vessels as of July

Updated Construction Codes Act coming to Saskatchewan in 2022

Ontario Court of Appeal expands potential risk to employers

Worker fears getting COVID-19 without sick leave, wants B.C. to act

Are employees required to disclose their vaccination status?

NDP lawmaker tables bill to decriminalize drug use as overdose deaths soar

Alberta turns focus to rules, requirements of OHS Code

Widow of tow truck driver killed on Saskatchewan roadside hopes for changes

Saskatchewan introduces three-hour vaccination leave for employees to get shot

Bill C-65: Importance of violence and harassment risk assessment

Pilot project aims to regulate Ontario’s tow truck industry rocked by violence

Outlining new requirements of a violence and harassment policy

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Creative sentencing penalties can improve workplace safety

New Ontario regulation streamlines OH&S reporting, notice requirements

U.S. judge tosses hospital workers’ vaccine requirement challenge

New U.S. federal COVID-19 safety rules exempt most employers

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In the midst of a pandemic, it’s better to be safe than sorry

When should you hire an external workplace investigator?

Will masking still be necessary post-vaccination?

B.C. to give workers three days of paid sick leave for COVID-19

Ontario agricultural operations required to register boilers, pressure vessels as of July

Updated Construction Codes Act coming to Saskatchewan in 2022

Ontario Court of Appeal expands potential risk to employers

Worker fears getting COVID-19 without sick leave, wants B.C. to act

Are employees required to disclose their vaccination status?

NDP lawmaker tables bill to decriminalize drug use as overdose deaths soar

Alberta turns focus to rules, requirements of OHS Code

Widow of tow truck driver killed on Saskatchewan roadside hopes for changes

Saskatchewan introduces three-hour vaccination leave for employees to get shot

Bill C-65: Importance of violence and harassment risk assessment

Pilot project aims to regulate Ontario’s tow truck industry rocked by violence

Outlining new requirements of a violence and harassment policy

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