News and analysis on occupational health and safety in Canadian workplaces. Coverage includes regulatory updates, safety programs, incident prevention, mental health and wellness integration, and employer responsibilities under provincial and federal OHS laws.
A reforestation company has been acquitted of all occupational health and safety charges related to a 2020 workplace fatality in northern Alberta. …
An Alberta irrigation district has been ordered to pay $365,000 in penalties after pleading guilty to a workplace safety violation related to …
A coroner’s inquest into the workplace death of Jamie Harris has resulted in several recommendations aimed at improving safety in the construction …
Two companies and a supervisor are facing workplace safety charges following a fatal accident at a Newfoundland and Labrador fish farm in …
By Jack L. Rozdilsky, York University, Canada and Eric B. Kennedy, York University, Canada The day after the Delta Flight 4819 crash …
About once a week, I pop onto the press release section of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) website as part …
The Manitoba government has permanently installed artificial intelligence-powered weapon scanners at the emergency departments of Health Sciences Centre (HSC) Winnipeg in response …
Employers are being urged to simplify their health and safety messaging with a new toolkit designed to reduce misunderstandings and improve workplace …
Automakers have significantly improved automatic emergency braking (AEB) systems, with most new models showing better performance in preventing front-to-rear crashes, according to …
By George Lee | The MacLeod Gazette Wildland firefighters forced off the job by cancer need Alberta’s UCP government to step up and …
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