Todd Humber

WorkSafeBC is requiring all users of its online services portal to enable two-factor authentication starting May 15, ending shared logins for injured workers, employers, and health-care providers. Two-factor authentication adds… …

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, Threads of Life and Health and Safety Professionals Canada are hosting a free virtual event to kick off Safety and Health Week… …

The workers who never make it home aren’t always the ones who were hurt in an accident. Many are made ill over years — and that distinction matters, says Mike… …

Stephanie Benay’s father never made the news. He didn’t die in a dramatic workplace incident. There were no sirens, no investigation, no headlines. He died because of decades of workplace… …

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A coroner’s inquest jury has released recommendations aimed at preventing workplace deaths after hearing evidence into the deaths of two men at New Brunswick work sites in 2024. The inquest… …

The National Safety Council (NSC) and Boeing have committed $2.3 million to expand a scholarship program for U.S. military veterans pursuing careers in environmental, health and safety (EHS), increasing annual… …

The Ontario government has proposed raising Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) income replacement benefits for the first time since 1998, increasing payouts to 90 per cent of a worker’s… …

Canada’s Building Trades Unions (CBTU) urged the country’s labour ministers Thursday to harmonize safety training standards across the construction industry, arguing that the current patchwork of provincial and territorial regimes… …