Manitoba

Manitoba’s main industries include agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and hydroelectric power generation. The province’s fertile land supports a thriving agricultural sector, while manufacturing encompasses a range of products from transportation equipment to food processing. Mining contributes significantly, particularly in producing nickel, zinc, and other minerals. Hydroelectric power from rivers and lakes also plays a key role in the province’s economy. Working conditions in these sectors vary, with agriculture often involving seasonal demands, manufacturing providing stable employment, mining requiring specific skill sets, and the energy sector offering diverse opportunities in power generation.

Month in Review – Manitoba

LAWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS Incident Reporting May 15: Under newly proposed

OHS Policy Statement (Manitoba Version)

OHS laws require all companies to have an OHS policy,

OHS & Workers’ Comp Workplace Posting Requirements Checklist ? Manitoba

The duty to post notices, information and other materials at

2026 Workers’ Comp Rates Across Canada ​

Most jurisdictions are cutting or keeping premiums the same in 2026

Additional Tools, Insight & Solutions Search

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2026 OHS Fines Scorecard (April 15 to May 15)

Reported OHS fine volume, totals, and averages across Canada are sharply down so far this year.

How Buying “Green” Helps the Company’s Bottom Line

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Wildfire Smoke Exposure Control Checklist & Infographic

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Environmental Fines And Penalties: Enforcement Trends For The Natural Resource Sector

Environmental laws impose strict obligations to prevent, report, and control discharges and [...]

The 12 Questions OHS Inspectors Ask During Combustible Dust Inspections

Because dust appears harmless and accumulates slowly, companies often treat combustible dust as a [...]

Worker Safety in Waste Management

Waste management is an essential service across Canada, supporting public health, environmental [...]

Handling Pesticides & Herbicides Safely

Safe handling of pesticides and herbicides is a critical occupational health and safety (OHS) [...]

2026 OHS Fines Scorecard (March 15 to April 15)

Reported OHS fine volume, totals, and averages across Canada are sharply down so far this year.

New OHS Laws Require Employers to Provide Menstrual Products at Worksites

Because Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws were written when the industrial workforce was [...]

Menstrual Products – Know The Laws of Your Province

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws require employers to provide workers with sanitary and [...]

Make Sure Your PPE Fits Everyone

Below are downloadable resources regarding PPE fit testing for everyone on the worksite. × [...]

What a High-Performance MSD Prevention Program Actually Looks Like in Canadian Workplaces

The Gap Between Having a Program and Having Control If you were to ask most Canadian organizations [...]

Manual Handling Is a System Failure

The Most Persistent Failure in Modern Safety Systems There are very few hazards in occupational [...]

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