A passenger ferry carrying 103 people struck a wharf at the Port of Quebec City in 2024 after its bridge crew lost control of the engine during final approach, a… …
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Legislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
Upgrading of B.C.’s 140 intersection safety cameras begins
ICBC is replacing all 140 of British Columbia’s intersection safety cameras with newer technology, as part of an effort to keep reducing red-light running and speeding at some of the… …
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OHS Law
PREMIUM Witnessed fall on stairs not enough to secure WSIB benefits for food worker: Tribunal
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Legislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
Communities across B.C. get $1.3 million to map evacuation routes and improve emergency alerts
First Nations and local governments in 36 British Columbia communities will build or update evacuation-route and public-notification plans through more than $1.3 million in provincial funding for 29 projects. “Recent… …
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PREMIUM Doctor’s crossed-out ‘nerve injury’ note for Alberta gas plant worker fails to prove damage claim
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Legislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
Nova Scotia cuts lost workdays from injuries to record low
More injured workers in Nova Scotia are staying connected to their jobs while they recover, driving the number of days lost to workplace injury down to its lowest level on… …
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WorkSafeNB will hold its annual general meeting online on Oct. 6, giving partners and media a look at the organization’s recent performance and its priorities for the year ahead. The… …
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Legislation & Government PolicyWorkplace Safety
New rules will classify volunteer firefighters as workers under B.C. law
Society fire brigades and volunteer fire departments in British Columbia will be treated as employers under the Workers Compensation Act starting Oct. 1, 2026, when amendments to Part 31 of… …



