The Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) of Nova Scotia recorded its lowest-ever provincial workplace injury rate in 2025, with fewer workers hurt, faster recoveries and fewer days lost across major industries… …
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Legislation & Government PolicyMental Health & WellbeingWorkplace Safety
WorkSafe Saskatchewan launches new strategy adding mental health focus
WorkSafe Saskatchewan has launched a new strategy and brand that broadens its workplace safety focus to include psychological health and worker well-being alongside physical safety. The partnership between the Ministry… …
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The Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta will hold its 2026 annual general meeting (AGM) on June 11, with the one-hour virtual event open to all Albertans. The meeting begins at… …
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Legislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
N.L. introduces bill to boost retirement benefits for injured workers
The Newfoundland and Labrador government has introduced legislation that would increase retirement benefits for workers who have suffered a workplace injury or illness, with about 3,100 workers expected to qualify… …
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Features & AnalysisLegislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
Saskatchewan expands carbon monoxide alarm rules after child’s death
The Saskatchewan government is requiring carbon monoxide alarms in all residential suites, regardless of where they sit in a building, following the death of a child in a Regina apartment.… …
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