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A union representing City of Regina workers has lost its bid to obtain yearly statistics on workplace harassment, bullying and sexual violence complaints. An arbitration board ruled that the dispute… …

A Workday supervisor’s request for safety measures before a performance meeting with a worker she described as aggressive was protected by qualified privilege, the Supreme Court of British Columbia has… …

A young millwright apprentice died when a gate closed on him inside a hopper at a Bowmanville, Ont., cement plant, and the plant’s operator has now been fined $475,000 for… …

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Treasury Board Secretariat did not prove that eight pages of records on a workplace safety concern and work refusal were covered by solicitor-client privilege, but it can… …

The Manitoba government will change its workers compensation law to make it easier for firefighters and wildfire fighters diagnosed with occupational illnesses to get benefits. Premier Wab Kinew announced the… …

Nearly every crane professional surveyed ran into communication problems on the job in the past three months, according to a new report from the National Safety Council and the NCCCO… …

An investigation into a September 2024 construction site incident has found that a lifting bracket was assembled incorrectly, causing a stack of formwork panels to fall and injure two workers.… …

WorkSafeNB is shifting its occupational health and safety information to an online-only guide, phasing out the mobile app that has served the same purpose for New Brunswickers. The organization developed… …

A former call centre worker who didn’t know she could seek compensation for hearing loss cannot use that lack of knowledge to excuse filing her claim almost nine years late,… …