Workplace Safety

Geotab is rolling out a set of safety features aimed at helping fleet managers spot risk earlier and coach drivers before problems turn into collisions. The Oakville, Ont.-based telematics company… …

Air quality monitoring around an ongoing fire at the ECCO recycling facility in Calgary’s Shepard Industrial area shows a low overall health risk for the general population, though people directly… …

Blackline Safety will showcase its new G8 connected safety wearable at the 2026 National Safety Council Safety Congress and Expo in Indianapolis, Indiana, after what the company describes as strong… …

A passenger ferry carrying 103 people struck a wharf at the Port of Quebec City in 2024 after its bridge crew lost control of the engine during final approach, a… …

ICBC is replacing all 140 of British Columbia’s intersection safety cameras with newer technology, as part of an effort to keep reducing red-light running and speeding at some of the… …

First Nations and local governments in 36 British Columbia communities will build or update evacuation-route and public-notification plans through more than $1.3 million in provincial funding for 29 projects. “Recent… …

More injured workers in Nova Scotia are staying connected to their jobs while they recover, driving the number of days lost to workplace injury down to its lowest level on… …

WorkSafeNB will hold its annual general meeting online on Oct. 6, giving partners and media a look at the organization’s recent performance and its priorities for the year ahead. The… …

Society fire brigades and volunteer fire departments in British Columbia will be treated as employers under the Workers Compensation Act starting Oct. 1, 2026, when amendments to Part 31 of… …