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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says a freight train crew that may have been distracted by spotting wildlife with a flashlight missed a key signal before colliding with another… …

A national report released on the National Day of Mourning says Canadian organizations believe in workplace safety but are failing to put that belief into practice — and the gap… …

Nine in 10 environment, health and safety professionals say guardrails are needed for artificial intelligence use in workplace safety programs, even as AI adoption becomes mainstream, according to a new… …

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) is urging employers to observe the National Day of Mourning on April 28 as more than a moment of reflection —… …

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… …