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138 workers in B.C. died because of work in 2025, says WorkSafeBC on eve of National Day of Mourning

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WorkSafeBC is marking the National Day of Mourning on April 28 by releasing new figures showing 138 British Columbia workers died from workplace injuries and illnesses in 2025. "Behind every…

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