Canadian emergency physician burnout remains high: study finds

A new CMAJ study links persistently high burnout among Canadian emergency physicians to patient safety and workforce attrition risks

Two fishermen confirmed dead after boat sinks off Newfoundland coast

‘It opens fresh wounds for those of us that have experienced loss at sea’

Washroom hygiene faces new scrutiny as summer travel peaks: survey

A new Bradley Company survey finds cluttered, understocked washrooms are costing businesses returning customers

Hospital equipment maintenance fine costs Hamilton facility $65K

St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton pleads guilty after a poorly maintained centrifuge lid critically injured a worker

Workplace fatality in Newfoundland triggers dual investigation

A man is dead and investigators are asking questions at a Newfoundland boat builder

Fire damages Moncton Walmart

Cause of the fire has not yet been determined

WSIB winds down Second Injury and Enhancement Fund after 80 years

A value-for-money audit found the WWII-era program offers little benefit to Ontario employers today

Ontario court overturns Sudbury's workplace safety convictions in fatal-risk crane collapse case

City acquitted after judge finds hidden underground vault could not reasonably have been discovered

Gender-based violence and harassment persist in safety work

Ahead of the Women in Safety Summit's Enough Already panel, data shows how deep gender-based violence runs in safety trades

OPINION

“Safety?” Leadership

What it is and what it isn't

Risk management should not stop at procedures and PPE

Why many safety systems fall short and miss the first control in the hierarchy

Can COR audit for psychological safety?

Why the real-world output of the COR ecosystem has detached from human safety

Thriving in a technology-driven workplace

The safety professional of 2035

Canada's digital health tools

How emerging tech is reshaping psychological safety protocols

PROFILES

Navigating uncertainty in age of disruption

How to adapt and thrive amid technological and economic change

Vancouver researcher’s global award shines spotlight on ‘hidden’ silica crisis

Dr. Nayab Sultan now working with UBC on AI-enabled early detection tools for tuberculosis

PRODUCTS

Network Plus deploys ground-penetrating radar to cut utility strikes

UK contractor will fit hundreds of excavators with RodRadar's Live Dig Radar to prevent costly underground utility strikes

Greene Tweed implements new composite process

Company says rapid prototyping process for its Xycomp DLF thermoplastic composite material is aimed at aerospace, advanced air mobility, and defence customers