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Health & Safety

August 14, 2023
Yellow jerseys of the fireline: A day fighting wildfires can require as much endurance as riding the Tour de France

Environment/Climate Change

August 14, 2023
AI can help forecast air quality, but freak events like 2023’s summer of wildfire smoke require traditional methods too

Environment/Climate Change

August 14, 2023
Canadians are unprepared for natural hazards. Here’s what we can do about it

Health & Safety

August 8, 2023
Virtual reality has negative side effects – new research shows that can be a problem in the workplace

Health & Safety

July 28, 2023
How to train your body for hot weather if you are active or work outdoors

Health & Safety

July 24, 2023
Three COVID-era lessons to help support employee wellbeing in times of crisis

Health & Safety

July 24, 2023
Wildfire evacuations: How our diverse experiences can strengthen disaster response

Health & Safety

July 17, 2023
Sleep deprivation benefited our ancestors, yet harms us now — but staying fit may help us cope

Health & Safety

July 4, 2023
After the Manitoba crash, Canada needs to rethink bus safety

Health & Safety

July 4, 2023
If companies want to stop quiet quitting they need to take burnout seriously

Health & Safety Transportation

June 26, 2023
Manitoba crash highlights safety concerns about Canada’s highways and trucking industry

Health & Safety

June 20, 2023
Missing Titanic sub: What are submersibles, how do they communicate, and what may have gone wrong?

Health & Safety

June 19, 2023
Canada urgently needs a FEMA-like emergency management agency

Health & Safety

June 12, 2023
Leveraging the hierarchy of controls for psychosocial hazards

Health & Safety

June 12, 2023
Wildfire smoke FAQ: What’s happening with air quality right now and why? How do I protect myself? Is this the ‘new normal?’

Health & Safety

June 8, 2023
Wildfire smoke can harm human health, even when the fire is hundreds of miles away – a toxicologist explains why