Safety News Canada Staff

A worker sustained serious injuries when a light utility vehicle rolled over an embankment at a B.C. ski resort, a WorkSafeBC investigation has concluded. The November 2023 incident occurred when… …

A new guide from Camfil Canada examines the air filtration challenges facing Canadian industrial and commercial facilities, with particular focus on regional climate variations and sector-specific contamination risks. The resource… …

Triple 7 Excavating Ltd. was fined $58,100 after a worker was seriously injured when a trench collapsed near the rural municipality of Parkdale, Saskatchewan, in June 2022. The company pleaded… …

A bipartisan bill reintroduced in the U.S. Congress would require federal guidance on incorporating opioid overdose response into workplace emergency plans as fatal overdoses now account for 10 per cent… …

A British Columbia arbitrator has dismissed a grievance challenging a one-day suspension for a unionized concrete driver who pointed his finger at a female supervisor and told her in a… …

A worker died after falling approximately 22 feet through an elevator shaft while walking across two wooden boards at a house under construction, according to a WorkSafeBC investigation into the… …

The Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia says 81 per cent of injured workers returned to work within 90 days in January, marking the first time the province has exceeded… …

North Wall Media announced today that Calista Liotta has joined the company as brand marketing manager, marking a significant expansion of the organization’s marketing and client services capabilities. In her …

Island EMS responds to an average of seven fall-related calls each day on Prince Edward Island, most involving older adults who need help getting up rather than treatment for major… …