Canadian Occupational Safety
For nearly sixty years, Canadian Occupational Safety has been the leading magazine focused on workplace health and safety in Canada. Each edition offers a diverse collection of engaging and informative articles aimed at supporting health and safety professionals in their roles. The magazine addresses a variety of topics, covering everything from office environments to heavy industry and tackling both general safety management and specific workplace risks. It reaches an audience of 14,000 occupational health and safety experts throughout Canada. Additionally, Canadian Occupational Safety serves as the official publication for the Safest Employers Awards in Canada. This event, which started in 2011, honors companies across the nation that have made significant strides in ensuring the safety and well-being of their employees. The magazine is published by Key Media, a recognized leader in publishing and events.
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thesafetymag.com | Shane Mercer
Union holds press conference to highlight caseload fatigue while WSIB disputes figures It's been two weeks since employees at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) walked off the job and were subsequently locked out. Since then, both sides have been exchanging sharply conflicting claims about workload, staffing, and the handling of injured worker claims.
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thesafetymag.com | Shane Mercer
Canada’s Transportation Safety Board (TSB) released its annual assessment of transportation safety recommendations, reporting 84% of all issued recommendations achieve the “Fully Satisfactory” rating — a clear indication of progress in addressing safety deficiencies across the air, marine, rail, and pipeline sectors. However, ongoing challenges persist, particularly in occupational health and safety oversight for Canada’s northern fishing industries.
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thesafetymag.com | Jim Wilson
Ministry of Labour investigating all 3 incidents that took place Monday One man is dead and five others are injured following three separate workplace incidents across Ontario on Monday. The fatality occurred at a Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga, according to CBC News. Peel Regional Police said they were called to the facility near Goreway Drive and Zahavy Way at approximately 12:10 p.m. The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
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thesafetymag.com | Jim Wilson
Roch Renaud was ‘fatally injured while performing maintenance work’ The Ontario Ministry of Labour has launched an investigation into the death of a 19-year-old worker last month. On May 23, Roch (Rocco) Renaud “was located unconscious and with no vital signs at an address in Lively” around 8 p.m., according to Greater Sudbury Police, as reported by CBC.
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thesafetymag.com | Jim Wilson
B.C. nurses call for better protections for health-care workers amid rising violence Health-care workers in British Columbia are calling for stronger protections against workplace violence. The BC Nurses’ Union (BCNU) organised a rally late last week to voice their concerns over the rising incidents of violence against health-care staff. “We’ve seen an escalation in disturbing incidents where nurses have been choked unconscious and threatened with weapons,” said BCNU President Adriane Gear.
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