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Is anyone else having issues with Rogers? Any email I send is bouncing back stating the email is not responding. 😕

Explosion rips roof off pharmaceutical plant; worker missing - OHS Canada Magazine A powerful explosion at a pharmaceutical plant in Massachusetts that has a checkered history left one worker missing, sent four people to the hospital and

Opinion | Mourning the dead and fighting like hell for the living With this provincial government, it seems like luck is all we have when it comes to whether workers will come home alive or safe, Patty Coates and Natalia Sepulveda Lastra write.

In 2021 there were 1,081 workplace fatalities recorded in Canada, 1,009 of which were male workers, and 72 were female workers. Among these deaths were 18 young workers aged 15-24.
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For Threads of Life families, there are many personal and private milestone dates. National Day of Mourning, April 28, is one day when their own intimate story becomes a universal story; when they can join with others to acknowledge publicly the toll that workplace tragedy has taken on their lives. On April 28, Threads of Life will again host a brief virtual ceremony. Those attending will be invited to light a candle in their own space, and are welcome to share in the chat the name of someone they are honouring that day. To join us at on April 28 (In your time zone: 12:30 pm NT; 12:00 pm AT; 11:00am ET; 10:00am CT; 9:00am MT; 8:00am PT), register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLX8QamGHRZNmAUiEoKN1omqrLDUAGxpn-AJBnHRkiV4fjVw/viewform

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and to you and your families! 🎄
There are at least 10 other holidays between November and January - what does your family celebrate? ⭐️

See you in the new year! ⭐️ We are still available by email through the holiday.

How do you change the way someone thinks? Cammaert says this is among his biggest challenges and he tackles it by encouraging a culture of positive reinforcement.

Why leader at chemical company worries about behaviour of forklift drivers BASF safety head shares 'biggest challenge' and what led to 'best year ever'

Three tips to stay safe while working in the cold Why warm clothing isn't enough to prevent frost bite and hypothermia

Even if you don't manage a fleet of vehicles, you can use these tips to keep yourself safer on the roads this season. ❄️🚙

Five safety tips to get your vehicles (and drivers) ready for winter Canadian Automobile Association offers advice for winter driving

Occupational Health & Safety spokesman Trent Bancarz said there is an “active investigation” into the incident.

Explosion at Alberta oil and gas development kills two workers 'It's very difficult for everybody,' says CEO

The accident happened on Monday, Nov. 14, at its Magino Project.

Worker killed at Argonaut Gold site in northern Ontario - OHS Canada Magazine A worker is dead following an incident at a mill facility in northern Ontario. Argonaut Gold said the accident happened shortly before 11 a.m. on Monday,

The incident happened November 4 in the city’s west end near the Kipling Avenue and Rathburn Road area shortly before 11am. The man was transported to hospital with critical injuries.

Construction worker dies after falling 15 feet from roof Man was reportedly employed by Caruk Hall

It’s been five years since the team at Liberty Tire Recycling in Alberta experienced a lost time injury! Every workplace should strive for an excellent level of safety.

How safety leader revolutionized workplace culture with reporting tools Liberty Tire Recycling celebrates five years without a lost time injury at Alberta facility

Denis Millette died from acute cyanide poisoning while fixing a leak in the mine’s refinement facility.

Inquest into death of gold mine worker killed by cyanide poisoning 52-year-old Denis Millette died in 2015 while fixing a leak

The man was declared dead after being crushed under an excavator.

Elora man killed in Guelph industrial accident Incident happened on a work site in south Guelph

Workplace violence can happen in any environment but is never acceptable. These members need to be held accountable for their actions.

2 Ottawa Fire Services members charged for hate-motivated assault on co-worker One person charged with hate-motivated assault and choking, aggravated assault, forcible confinement and harassment

On Remembrance Day we honour those who gave their lives to serve our country.
https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day

A worker fell 4.09 metres (13.4 feet) from a raised platform and was injured.

Mine Contracting and Engineering Company Fined $110,000 after Workplace Injury near Matachewan | Ontario Newsroom Mine Contracting and Engineering Company Fined $110,000 after Workplace Injury near Matachewan | Ontario Newsroom

According to the National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF) in the United States, car accidents increase after the clocks fall back an hour. The foundation points to a lack of visibility as well as darkness causing driver fatigue as contributing to the uptick.

End of daylight savings prompts warning for workers on, near roads - OHS Canada Magazine While most people will be ecstatic to have another hour of sleep on Sunday, Nov. 6, the end of daylight savings time can pose a significant hazard,

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Bill C-45, also known as the “Westray bill,” passed in 2004: it allows police to lay charges against companies and individuals. Unfortunately, there have only been 9 convictions in the 18 years since that bill passed.

Criminal charges in workers' injury, death remain rare in Canada - OHS Canada Magazine The United Steelworkers union is urging police to launch a criminal investigation into the death of a worker in Newfoundland and Labrador and “leave no

Workplace Injury Results in $60,000 Fine for Ontario Pharmaceutical Company | Ontario Newsroom Workplace Injury Results in $60,000 Fine for Ontario Pharmaceutical Company | Ontario Newsroom

The refinery explosion happened on September 2nd.

Man injured in Newfoundland refinery explosion has died - OHS Canada Magazine One of the workers injured in the Sept. 2 explosion at the refinery in Come By Chance, Newfoundland has died, refinery owner Braya Renewables said. The

Multiple companies have been fined for failing to comply with the Occupational Health & SafetyAct.

Firm hit with huge fine after rail car death In separate case, employer penalized for incident which left worker in a coma

Workplace Injury Results in $110,000 Fine for Concord Employer | Ontario Newsroom Workplace Injury Results in $110,000 Fine for Concord Employer | Ontario Newsroom

OPP are investigating the workplace injury. The Ministry of Labour has been notified to assist with the investigation.

Officer hospitalized after pickup truck strikes police cruiser Another worker suffers life-threatening injuries after electrocution

Employers are required to provide safe and healthy workplaces, and must provide information, training, and supervision necessary for employees to perform their jobs safely.

Government issues safety reminder after injuries lead to fines Employers urged to ensure WHS training up to scratch