Workplace Safety & OHS

The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association will receive nearly $1.1 million over two years from the federal government to expand farm safety campaigns,… …

A cook whose workplace injury claim was ruled inadmissible because he had already filed a claim with Ontario’s workers’ compensation board has… …

Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) reached 172,000 businesses and 4.1 million workers across Ontario in 2025, and businesses that worked with… …

WorkSafeNB is warning employers that artificial intelligence tools can produce workplace health and safety policies containing errors, including references to the wrong… …

By Katrine Desautels A new survey shows that most Quebec workers are suffering from a range of health problems such as dehydration and… …

A ground worker who was struck by an Airbus 350 at Montreal Trudeau International Airport on Monday evening has died.  The employee… …

Wildfire smoke exposure can cause both short-term and long-term health harm, and reducing that exposure is the best way to lower the… …

A Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks compliance officer’s grievance over a policy barring him from using his work truck’s red and… …

Canadian workplaces are beginning to recognize something workers have long known: psychological harm at work doesn’t always stem from dramatic incidents. More… …

By Christopher Reynolds Outdoor workers donned masks, took more breaks or stayed home altogether Thursday as wildfire smoke continued to waft across Ontario… …