Lindsay Kelly

Sudbury

Reporter at Northern Ontario Business (NOB)

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‘Stop and report it,’ says grieving daughter of workplace hazards

1 week ago | barrietoday.com | Lindsay Kelly

SUDBURY — Nineteen years after her father’s death, Lisa Kadosa remembers clearly the phone call that changed her life forever. “There's been an accident. It's really bad,” she recalled her mom telling her from the other end of the line. “You need to come home. Your father's dead.” Robert “Sea Wolf” Nesbitt was a 57-year-old miner with 37 years of experience who adored his family, loved sailing and was, by all accounts, a conscientious worker.
Agnico Eagle looks to Dig Deep into worker mental health

1 week ago | timminstoday.com | Lindsay Kelly

Agnico Eagle, a leading global gold producer, is taking the lead in ensuring its employees feel psychologically safe and healthy on the job site. Marsha Nicholas is a Toronto-based registered psychotherapist who’s working as a mental health and addictions consultant for Agnico Eagle’s Detour Lake Mine, located about 300 kilometres northeast of Timmins.
‘Stop and report it,’ says grieving daughter of workplace hazards

1 week ago | bradfordtoday.ca | Lindsay Kelly

Nineteen years after her father’s death, Lisa Kadosa remembers clearly the phone call that changed her life forever. “There's been an accident. It's really bad,” she recalled her mom telling her from the other end of the line. “You need to come home. Your father's dead.” Robert “Sea Wolf” Nesbitt was a 57-year-old miner with 37 years of experience who adored his family, loved sailing and was, by all accounts, a conscientious worker.
Mining safety leader talks power of culture during annual conference

1 week ago | timminstoday.com | Lindsay Kelly

SUDBURY - In 2002, Mike Parent had recently arrived in Sudbury to work in the mining industry when he was sent by his supervisor to install ventilation underground. Eager to impress the boss and learn some new skills, Parent was partnered with a more experienced worker, and the two went to the site to get started. The partner operated the scooptram (a kind of front-end loader), while Parent climbed up into the bucket ready to start work.
‘Stop and report it,’ says grieving daughter of workplace hazards

2 weeks ago | timminstoday.com | Lindsay Kelly

Nineteen years after her father’s death, Lisa Kadosa remembers clearly the phone call that changed her life forever. “There's been an accident. It's really bad,” she recalled her mom telling her from the other end of the line. “You need to come home. Your father's dead.” Robert “Sea Wolf” Nesbitt was a 57-year-old miner with 37 years of experience who adored his family, loved sailing and was, by all accounts, a conscientious worker.
Agnico Eagle looks to Dig Deep into worker mental health

2 weeks ago | northernontariobusiness.com | Lindsay Kelly

Agnico Eagle, a leading global gold producer, is taking the lead in ensuring its employees feel psychologically safe and healthy on the job site. Marsha Nicholas is a Toronto-based registered psychotherapist who’s working as a mental health and addictions consultant for Agnico Eagle’s Detour Lake Mine, located about 300 kilometres northeast of Timmins.
‘Stop and report it,’ says grieving daughter of workplace hazards

2 weeks ago | villagereport.ca | Lindsay Kelly

Nineteen years after her father’s death, Lisa Kadosa remembers clearly the phone call that changed her life forever. “There's been an accident. It's really bad,” she recalled her mom telling her from the other end of the line. “You need to come home. Your father's dead.” Robert “Sea Wolf” Nesbitt was a 57-year-old miner with 37 years of experience who adored his family, loved sailing and was, by all accounts, a conscientious worker.
‘Stop and report it,’ says grieving daughter of workplace hazards

2 weeks ago | northernontariobusiness.com | Lindsay Kelly

Nineteen years after her father’s death, Lisa Kadosa remembers clearly the phone call that changed her life forever. “There's been an accident. It's really bad,” she recalled her mom telling her from the other end of the line. “You need to come home. Your father's dead.” Robert “Sea Wolf” Nesbitt was a 57-year-old miner with 37 years of experience who adored his family, loved sailing and was, by all accounts, a conscientious worker.
Mining safety leader talks power of culture during annual conference

2 weeks ago | northernontariobusiness.com | Lindsay Kelly

In 2002, Mike Parent had recently arrived in Sudbury to work in the mining industry when he was sent by his supervisor to install ventilation underground. Eager to impress the boss and learn some new skills, Parent was partnered with a more experienced worker, and the two went to the site to get started. The partner operated the scooptram (a kind of front-end loader), while Parent climbed up into the bucket ready to start work.
A $10M expansion is beefing up manufacturing at Sudbury mining supply shop

3 weeks ago | sootoday.com | Lindsay Kelly

A Sudbury company is investing close to $10 million to upgrade and expand its manufacturing facility in order to better serve mining clients around the globe. Plans are in the works at JENNMAR Canada to relocate equipment from one of its U.S. locations, purchase new robotic equipment for the shop floor, and add 8,500 square feet onto its existing 30,000-square-foot facility in the northeast end of the city.