Injured and ill workers are gathering in five Ontario cities today for the 44th annual Injured Workers’ Day, as a provincial bill proposes the most sweeping changes to the workers’… …
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The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is spending $6 million in new moose fencing and brush clearing projects aimed at reducing moose-vehicle collisions on provincial highways. The province announced the… …
WorkSafeNB is warning New Brunswick employers about aggressive and misleading sales tactics from firms claiming the businesses are not following provincial workplace safety laws. The agency said it has been… …
Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health has contracted Buckingham Security Services Ltd. to conduct an independent, third-party review of safety and security at provincial hospitals, with work beginning this week. The review… …
The New Brunswick government has bought four new Fire Boss aircraft to help fight wildfires, the Department of Natural Resources announced May 19. The amphibious planes can scoop water from… …
Prince Edward Island is asking residents to help shape its first Chronic Pain Strategy, a five-year plan aimed at improving access to care for people living with long-term pain. The… …
The Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) has returned $90 million in excess funds to eligible employers, the board announced May 11. Eligible employers received a credit toward their 2026… …
Manitoba is reminding drivers to use caution around motorcycles and bicycles and to slow down for tow trucks and emergency vehicles as Canada Road Safety Week begins. Transportation and Infrastructure… …
Nova Scotia has launched a public online dashboard that compiles workplace safety data on inspections, enforcement actions and incidents. The Occupational Health and Safety Dashboard went live May 8 during… …
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