Federal Court Invalidates Government Policy for Failing to Protect Migratory Birds

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Rollover Protection for Powered Mobile Equipment – Know the Laws of Your Province

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May 13 – What are the ABC’s of Confined Spaces and How Does it Apply to My Job?

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Checklist Of ‘Competent Person’ Functions, Jobs & Tasks (Alberta Employers)

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Checklist Of ‘Qualified Person’ Functions, Jobs & Tasks (Federally Regulated Employers)

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Who’s a ‘Competent’ Person Under OHS Law – Know the Laws of Your Province

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April 24 – From Connection to Isolation: Social Media’s Paradox for Mental Wellbeing

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Province Not Effectively Managing Hazardous Spills, says B.C.’s Auditor General

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Health And Safety Manager Dismissed For Cause For Improper Reporting And Handling Of Her Own WSIB Claim

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Prime Contractors: Four Steps to Avoid Liability for OHS Violations Committed by Prime Contractors and Constructors – Special Report

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Fall Protection Systems & Equipment Requirements – Know the Laws of Your Province

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New Duty To Cooperate And Maintain Employment Following Workplace Injury Labour, Employment & Human Rights Bulletin

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Federal Government Publishes New Cap-and-Trade Framework for Oil and Gas Sector GHG Emissions

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Supreme Court Finds Bill C-69 Environmental Assessment Law Partly Unconstitutional

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Why a Good Contract Isn’t Enough to Avoid Liability for Environmental Contamination

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WHMIS & Workplace Availability of Safety Data Sheets – Know the Laws of Your Province

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Canadian Women’s Experiences with Personal Protective Equipment in the Workplace

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Innovations in First Aid Kits and Training for Modern Occupational Health and Safety

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Don’t Assume that Following an Industry Standard Is Enough to Comply with OHS Requirements

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How Helping Employees Cope with Mental Illness Can Improve Your Company’s Bottom Line

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What’s the Difference between a Safe Work Practice and Safe Job Procedure? – Ask The Expert

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Minor Chemical Spill Isn’t Serious Enough to Justify Post-Incident Drug Testing

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Minimizing Liability Risks When Rejecting Unrealistic JHSC Recommendations – Compliance Game Plan

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Is Employer Liable for Ladder Fall Caused by Worker’s Carelessness? – Ask The Expert

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New & Young Worker Safety Orientation & Training – Know The Laws Of Your Province

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Occupational Diseases Covered by Workers Comp – Know The Laws Of Your Province

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WorkSafeBC’s High-Risk Strategy for Construction Taking a Risk-Based Approach to Reduce Injuries

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Avoid Privacy Violations When Using GPS and Other Monitoring Technologies to Ensure Workers’ Safety

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Material Handling: Employer Didn’t Use Due Diligence to Prevent Overhead Crane Operator Injury

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Excavations: CNESST Inspector’s Estimate Not Enough to Prove Trench Violation

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Ergonomics: No Proof that Repetitive Work Tasks Caused Housekeeper’s Shoulder Injury

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Privacy: Employer Doesn’t Have to Stop Using Allegedly Privacy-Invasive GPS App

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Is a Worker’s Failure to Disclose Medical Marijuana Use Grounds for Termination?

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What’s the Difference between Liquefied Petroleum Gases and Flammable Liquids? – Ask The Expert

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Woman Who Falls Down Stairs While Working From Home Eligible for Worker’s Compensation

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OK to Require Medical Exam of Marijuana User’s Fitness for Safety-Sensitive Job

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Court Upholds OHS Officer’s Rejection of Worker’s Confined Space Work Refusal

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Court Refuses to Pull Plug on RCMP Employees’ $1.1 Billion Harassment Lawsuit

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Information You Must List in Accident Reports – Know the Laws of Your Province

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Scorecard of the Key Workplace Drugs & Alcohol Cases Decided Since Marijuana Legalization

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How to Avoid OHS Liability When Contracting with “Prime Contractors”/”Constructors”

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OHS Workplace Posting Requirements Across Canada: Know The Laws Of Your Province

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Can You Discipline Employees for Not Following COVID Rules When They’re Off-Duty?

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COVID-19 UPDATE – Businesses Permitted To Stay Open And Sector Specific Restrictions

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Definitions of “Practicable” and “Reasonably Practicable” Across Canada

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Key Workplace Drugs & Alcohol Testing & Discipline Cases Decided Since Cannabis Legalization

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What are the Steps to Eliminate the Negative Effects of Hearing Loss in the Workplace?

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Test Your OHS IQ: Does Workers’ Comp Cover an Injury Suffered by a Telecommuter at Home?

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Test Your OHS IQ: Does Collecting GPS Data from Vehicles Violate Workers? Privacy Rights?

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Test Your Environmental Law I.Q.: Can Relying on Government Advice Excuse an Environmental Violation?

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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OHS & Workers’ Comp Workplace Posting Requirements Checklist ? Prince Edward Island

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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OHS & Workers’ Comp Workplace Posting Requirements Checklist ? Northwest Territories

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OHS & Workers’ Comp Workplace Posting Requirements Checklist ? Newfoundland and Labrador

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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OHS & Workers’ Comp Workplace Posting Requirements Checklist ? British Columbia

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Workplace Posting Requirements OHS and Workers Comp Checklist – Prince Edward Island

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Workplace Posting Requirements OHS and Workers Comp Checklist – Northwest Territories

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Workplace Posting Requirements OHS and Workers Comp Checklist – Newfoundland and Labrador

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Workplace Posting Requirements OHS and Workers Comp Checklist – New Brunswick

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Why Is Worker’s Injury Suffered During ‘Normal Body Movement’ Compensable?

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Should Workers’ Win Lawsuit Based on Injures Suffered While Being Driven by Co-Worker?

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Spot The Safety Violations: Powered Mobile Equipment Is for Moving Materials, Not Men

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Spot the Safety Violations: Unsafe Operation of Forklifts & Powered Mobile Equipment

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Spot The Safety Violation: Protect Workers from Insects & the Diseases They May Spread

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Spot The Safety Violation: Cell Phones Aren’t the Only Distractions for Drivers

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Spot The Safety Violation: Stacked Crates Aren’t a Safe Substitute for Ladders

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Spot The Safety Violation: Don’t Use Food Containers to Store Hazardous Substances

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Spot The Safety Violation: Protecting Workers from One Hazard Shouldn’t Expose Them to Another

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Spot The Safety Violation: Step Ladders & Extension Ladders Aren’t Interchangeable

Here are two cases in which courts had to decide whether the government can make bankrupt companies spend money to comply with remediation orders before they pay their creditors.

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Employers’ Duty to Re-Employ Injured Workers – Know The Laws of Your Province

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Compliance Briefing: How to Comply with Workers’ Comp Occupational Illness Requirements

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