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Karen Adams, CEO, Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia workplace injury rate hits historic low in 2025

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The Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) of Nova Scotia recorded its lowest-ever provincial workplace injury rate in 2025, with fewer workers hurt, faster recoveries and fewer days lost across major industries…

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