A $122,000 fine shows how unlicensed electrical work can hide behind a licensed contractor’s own safety permits ...

How virtual models could help EHS professionals anticipate hazards, test preventive measures, and understand the limits of ...

More than three years after Walsh’s death, Hydro pleaded guilty to the single count on safe work procedures, and the ...

A worker who held a hand against a tear in a dry-stone bag suspended from a moving skid steer suffered critical injuries when ...

Two days before a drone strike killed him near Kramatorsk, Canadian animal rescuer Jesse Adams posted that a drone had hit a ...

Roughly 100,000 new businesses with at least one employee are created in Canada every year, close to 10 per cent of all ...

A 72-year-old contractor delivering supplies to Cameco's Key Lake mill in Saskatchewan was bitten by a wolf on Oct. 17 while ...

A Safety Summit panel explores whether training or legislation should come first while ministers plan to advance the efforts ...

OHS law, regulations & standards is the focus in October ...

NFPA engineer Brian O’Connor on thermal runaway, dense battery racks and the fire risks facing Canadian data centres ...

The Alberta Rigging Safety Council backs the initiative but argues operational standards must come before competency rules ...

Robert Stewart's investigator-level course targets the gap that has long kept Canadian police from pursuing criminal ...