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Nova Scotia finds no safety violations after Walmart worker killed in bakery oven

Nova Scotia’s Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration has concluded its investigation into the October 2024 death of a worker at a Halifax Walmart and found no violations. The investigation focused on workplace conditions and a bakery oven …

Nine in ten Ontario Catholic teachers report violence or harassment in schools

Number of assaults reported in Montreal metro rises 15 per cent in one year, to 726

William Laird Cronk appointed chair of WorkSafeBC’s board of directors

Trending in Safety

Nurses discouraged from working at Winnipeg hospital due to safety concerns

Are employers on the hook for commuting costs for remote workers conducting safety checks?

Tribunal reinstates benefits after barrel racing surveillance deemed insufficient proof of recovery

Abduction of Mexican mine workers raises doubts over touted security improvements

OHS Products & Services

New breathalyzer offers dual testing modes for workplace, law enforcement

Safety technology firm Dräger has released a new alcohol testing device designed to serve both law enforcement and workplace safety needs with an adaptable system that permits both …

Ontario firm uses custom tech to supply first responders with safety gear
New alert system from OnStation warns drivers of road workers ahead

Cority acquires Meddbase to expand occupational health software offerings

Becklar secures new investment to expand safety technology solutions

Ergodyne’s new PPE aims to reduce workplace injuries and increase adoption

Becklar Workforce Safety integrates Apple’s Live Activities for enhanced worker safety

BendPak introduces new ergonomic work seats to reduce strain and improve worker comfort

Global Safety News

New SHRM research shows leadership and culture remain central as AI adoption grows

Recent OHS Coverage

Union warns of public safety risks as Transport Canada cuts jobs

N.B. trucking companies urge additional government action on the Driver Inc. model

Vancouver mining firm fined $135K after worker injured in cable removal incident near Sudbury, Ont.

In The News

Manitoba skid-steer driver dies after reportedly backing into a deep hole
Petrochemical company fined $130K after worker injured by hot liquid discharge near Sarnia, Ont.
Over half of Canadian workers regularly exposed to ergonomic risks, new survey finds
Employers face Feb. 28 deadline to file annual payroll reports to WorkSafeNB
Jury recommends stricter supervision and safety meetings after wind turbine worker death
Building trades unions back national plan to harmonize safety certification standards
WSIB offers construction firms up to $2,500 for defibrillator purchases
WorkSafeBC holds premium rate at $1.55 for ninth straight year
Nova Scotia expands workers’ compensation coverage, speeds up claims process
B.C. construction firm owner fined in ‘landmark case’ for safety violations
Nova Scotia’s WCB introduces provider network to cut wait times for injured workers
WorkSafeBC clarifies tips, wage-loss benefits in payroll reporting directive
Worker who died at potash mine in southern Saskatchewan identified as loving father
Quebec teachers’ union survey says 90 per cent have faced violence on the job
Worker dies at underground potash mine in southern Saskatchewan
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