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Occupational Hygiene
PODCAST: HVAC’s increased importance in workplace safety
Ontario Society of Professional Engineers CEO Sandro Perruzza discusses best practice in air ventilation systems amid pandemic
Nurses, contact tracers responding to Alberta pork plant outbreak
RED DEER, Alta. — Alberta Health Services says it…
Will ‘densified offices’ still work post-pandemic?
Can de-densified workplaces become a legal term of employment?
WEBINAR: Connected safety – a new era of gas detection
Connected safety pushes the boundaries of conventional gas…
Head safety meets style
Innovations continue to improve hard hats, helmets
CDC study finds two masks better than one vs. COVID-19
By Mike Stobbe NEW YORK — U.S. government researchers…
Quebec health workers to wear N95 masks more often, but studies unclear on benefits
MONTREAL — Quebec’s workplace safety board is requiring health-care workers…
The missing link in safety management
True change requires becoming aware of how the brain works
B.C. education minister strengthens mask rules for schools
For elementary school students, wearing masks indoors remains a personal choice
Driller killed, two others hurt in accident at B.C. mine
Workers were hit by a flow of mud debris on Feb. 2
How will COVID-19 affect the traditional office?
Safety will be at the forefront of business decisions, experts say
Rapid tests key to reopening remaining Ontario schools: Williams
Learning in several regions has been online since January
From double masking to medical grade masks, is it time to ramp up protection?
Public Health Agency of Canada currently does not recommend doubling PPE
Union boss wants meat-plant workers on early vaccine list
Alberta locations endured COVID-19 outbreaks last spring
‘It wasn’t called COVID at the time’: One year since Canada’s first case
‘Patient Zero’ was admitted to Sunnybrook in Toronto on Jan. 23, 2020
‘The system is on alert’: A look back at the first COVID-19 case in quotes
Canada’s first case was discovered on Jan. 25, 2020
More masking, distancing urged for schools planning to reopen
New guidelines led by experts at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children
Schools in seven southern Ontario regions to open in-person Monday, rest stay online
By Shawn Jeffords TORONTO — Schools in just seven public health…
Q&A: Battling COVID-19 on the hospital’s front lines
Melanie Gruneir discusses University Health Network’s response
Protecting outdoor workers from winter hazards
Important that staff are prepared for cold weather conditions
