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Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner has reviewed the deaths of 44 construction workers and put forward 14 recommendations to prevent similar deaths on the province’s job sites. The report… …

Ontario is now formally recognizing respirators certified by the Canadian Standards Association Group under amendments to regulations made under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, effective July 1. Employers using… …

A former police officer whose post-traumatic stress disorder traces back to a 2004 incident in which a man pointed a gun at his head will keep his full loss-of-earnings benefits… …

British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority has failed to overturn a finding that it discouraged a worker from reporting a mental-disorder injury to the province’s workers’ compensation board. The Supreme… …

A Canadian National Railway Company freight train derailed near Paris, Ontario, in the early morning hours of July 25, 2025, after a brake pipe air flow restriction caused unbalanced braking… …

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) has launched a modernized First Aid Program in Ontario, effective June 22, bringing workplace training in line with national standards for the first… …

The Ontario government is urging people to guard against tick bites this summer as cases of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses rise and ticks spread into new areas of… …

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says a passenger drowned trapped inside a seaplane that overturned while landing in Warner Bay, B.C., in October 2024. The board, known as the… …

WorkSafeBC is calling on British Columbia employers to put hazard controls in place before summer weather creates dangerous conditions for workers. The workers’ compensation regulator says heat, wildfire smoke and… …