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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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Safety board confirms lingering design problem behind N.W.T. float-plane crash
Issue was well-known, but action was never taken
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2019 NSC Congress and Expo attendance topped 15,000
Annual U.S.-based event is a global affair
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Saskatchewan expands WCB coverage for firefighters
6 more forms of cancer to receive presumptive coverage
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P.E.I. government reaches confidential settlement with whistleblowers
Process requires ‘built-in protection’: Premier
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The end of dangerous working conditions starts with informed consumers
(CP) — Halloween has just passed and your kids are probably still polishing off this year’s candy haul. As recently reported in the Washington Post, there’s a good chance that some of those chocolate treats were made using child labour.…
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Landscape company fined $45,000 after worker falls from ladder with chainsaw running
2018 incident in Muskoka left two workers injured
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Small-aircraft operators making ‘gradual drift’ toward unsafe flying: TSB
Complacency needs to end before more injuries, deaths occur
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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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Quebec considering labelling stress, burnout as occupational illnesses
Province expected to release new mental health plan in 2020
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Cannabis shows potential for treating PTSD: study
Mental health indicators improved with lower-risk cannabis use
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Ontario students empowered with lifesaving CPR skills
ACT Foundation leads workshop to kick off CPR month
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Saskatoon firefighters face extra hazard at burning fireworks shop
SASKATOON (CP) — Firefighters had to deal with heavy smoke, zero visibility and exploding fireworks during a struggle to get a blaze under control in Saskatoon. Smoke was billowing from the roof and front of a burning fireworks store when emergency crews…
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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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Safety measures urged ahead of Take Our Kids to Work Day
Canadian workplaces will open to Grade 9 students on Nov. 6
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Amazon funding supports U.S. female safety professionals
US$125,000 to aid career advancement
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Solid business case for workplace mental health programs: report
Business case ‘impossible to ignore,’ says Deloitte CEO
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Two Toronto firefighters hurt, one critically, battling downtown blaze
Pair fell three storeys while trying to douse building fire
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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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Clear regulations on seatbelts needed after deadly Hydro One helicopter crash
Use of both lap strap and shoulder harness required to reduce risk: report
