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Proposed Amendments To Canada’s Greenwashing Rules

Bill C-15 - An Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on November [...]

Working On Ice OHS Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province

Operations that have to be carried out over frozen bodies of water or icy surfaces can be extremely [...]

Bill C-251 And Modern Slavery

Bill C-251 (An Act to amend the Customs Act and the Customs Tariff) was introduced in October 2025 [...]

Snow Removal Compliance Checklist

Removing snow and ice exposes workers to hazards ranging from slips, trips, and falls to carbon [...]

The 10 Most Significant New OHS Laws of 2026

Ontario inspectors can now issue Administrative Monetary Penalties for OHS violations.

Portable Heater OHS Safety Requirements – Know The Laws of Your Province

Portable heaters (aka space heaters) can be a useful way to supplement permanently installed [...]

Ergonomic Risks During Winter Construction

Winter construction presents a unique combination of physical demands, environmental stressors, and [...]

PPE for Cold Weather: Requirements for Different Worksites

Cold weather introduces hazards that extend well beyond discomfort. Low temperatures, wind [...]

Equipment Maintenance in Cold Temperatures

Cold temperatures place unique stress on equipment, materials, and mechanical systems. As winter [...]

Ottawa & Ontario Ink New Environmental Assessment Cooperation Agreement

Five provinces have made “one project, one review” deals to make environmental assessment easier.

Telework and OHS: Managing Ergonomics, Psychosocial Hazards, and Employer Duties When Home Becomes the Worksite

Five years ago, most Canadian OHS programs treated working from home as an exception. A short [...]

Emerging Hazards in Biotechnology and Nanotech: What OHS Professionals in Canada Should Be Watching

Walk through a modern Canadian research lab, pilot manufacturing space, or advanced materials [...]

2025 Was the Year Safety Became Personal Special Report

What OHS Leaders Must Do Differently in 2026

The 10 Most Important Occupational Health and Safety Changes in Canada in 2025

What They Mean for Employers and What OHS Managers Must Do Now

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