Safety News Canada Staff

Manitoba has opened a public consultation period for a legislative review of its Workers Compensation Act, with feedback accepted until March 31, 2026. The Workers Compensation Act Legislative Review Committee… …

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety is inviting students and youth across Canada to create videos about workplace safety as part of the 2026 Focus on Safety Youth… …

Nova Scotia is spending $2.6 million on new firefighter training equipment to address training gaps and safety concerns across the province’s fire services. The Department of Emergency Management is purchasing… …

A worker who died after falling from a stepladder in September 2023 was using equipment that was too short for the job and had no safety oversight at the worksite,… …

ISN has released a new edition of The Orange Book showcasing how companies are using digital safety platforms and worker training to improve workplace safety outcomes, the company announced Jan.… …

An Alberta worker terminated for stealing copper pipe worth $180 remains entitled to temporary total disability benefits because the theft did not meet the legal threshold for “egregious conduct,” the… …

WorkSafeNB is rolling out a new finance system that will change how corporate suppliers submit invoices and track payments starting in early February. The workers’ compensation board will implement Oracle… …

BRUNT Workwear has appointed Stephen Stanton as chief financial and operating officer and Kati O’Brien as chief people officer. The North Reading, Mass.-based work boot and apparel company made the… …

A new workplace safety assessment tool developed by Avetta and the American Society of Safety Professionals aims to help organizations measure and improve the cultural factors that influence safety outcomes… …