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WorkSafeBC warns employers to protect workers from wildfire smoke as activity increases

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WorkSafeBC is urging employers to assess wildfire smoke risks and implement protective measures as wildfire activity increases across British Columbia. Wildfire smoke contains fine particulate matter that can penetrate deep…

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