As Canadian workplaces become increasingly mobile, remote and distributed, organizations face growing pressure to prove that their lone worker safety programs hold up in real conditions – not just on ...
Union president Jordan Lean says lost-time injuries rose 50 per cent as veteran paramedics leave the profession ...
Interviews with 32 Canadian disability support providers reveal deepening tension over remote work, disclosure and formal ...
Obstructed visibility and lookout gaps contributed to a 2024 collision that sank a workboat at the Woodfibre LNG Project site ...
The two Canadian safety companies are combining decades of optical expertise and workplace safety services for customers nationwide ...
A worker at an Abbotsford, B.C., garbage transfer station suffered life-threatening injuries Wednesday after being struck by a commercial vehicle, prompting a WorkSafeBC investigation and starting a ...
A new report from the Parkland Institute says Alberta's occupational health and safety (OHS) system suffered a "catastrophic ...
Deaths from occupational disease have not declined in decades, despite steady gains in workplace safety, a Sudbury union ...
A foundation repair company has been fined $75,000 after a worker was injured when flammable vapours exploded inside an ...
Coalition presses university leadership for answers as advocate links platformed rhetoric to workplace psychosocial risk ...
St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada) has been fined $475,000 after an apprentice millwright was killed during a maintenance shutdown at its Bowmanville, Ont., plant. The company pleaded guilty in Oshawa and ...
That challenge provides a compelling reason to take another look at CSA Z767 Process Safety Management.
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