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Canadians pause to mark National Day of Mourning as workplace fatalities, injuries remain stubbornly high

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More than 1,000 Canadian workers died from work-related causes in 2023, as organizations and workers across the country mark the National Day of Mourning on April 28. The annual observance commemorates workers who have lost their lives, suffered injuries or developed illnesses due to workplace incid...

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