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Cleaners on the SkyTrain in Vancouver, B.C., could be exposed to moving trains and serious injury because employers did not coordinate safety work, according to SEIU Local 2, which obtained… …

The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association will receive up to $1,071,532 over two years from the federal government to expand farm safety campaigns, mental health resources and grain rescue training for… …

Organizations that offer truck driver training in Ontario will have to follow a new standardized curriculum of more than 103 hours, the provincial government said. The curriculum is meant to… …

A small Nova Scotia roofing company’s owner has been ordered to pay $35,000 after one of his workers suffered a traumatic brain injury falling from a residential roof, the Provincial… …

Truck drivers can reduce their risk of back pain, stress and fatigue by adjusting how they sit, taking regular breaks and changing a few habits on the road, according to… …

Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) reached 172,000 businesses and 4.1 million workers across Ontario in 2025, and businesses that worked with the association saw lost-time injury rates drop by… …

Mike Court, senior vice-president of health, safety, environment, quality and sustainability at Graham Construction in Calgary, is one of four professionals honoured with the National Safety Council’s 2026 Distinguished Service… …

Karen LaRue, a health, safety and environmental leader at Procter & Gamble, has won the National Safety Council’s 2026 Marion Martin Award, which recognizes women’s accomplishments in workplace safety. LaRue… …

WorkSafeNB is warning employers that artificial intelligence tools can produce workplace health and safety policies containing errors, including references to the wrong province’s laws. The regulator said it has seen… …