Every year on April 28 , workers, families, and communities across Canada observe the National Day of Mourning. It is a day to honour and remember workers who have been killed, injured, or made ill because of their work — and a reminder of the importance of preventing future workplace tragedies. Marked by ceremonies, moments of silence, and the wearing of black ribbons, April 28 is more than a date on the calendar. It is a powerful opportunity to reflect on the real human cost of workplace...

As we move into March, workplaces start to feel the shift toward spring — but this transition also brings new health and safety challenges. Melting snow, changing weather conditions, and seasonal turnover make March the perfect time to pause, reassess, and refresh your safety practices. Watch for Seasonal Hazards March often brings unpredictable weather. Melting ice and snow can create slippery walkways, parking lots, and entrances, increasing the risk of slips and falls. Regular inspections,...

Workplace health and safety has always been about one core goal: keeping people safe so they can do their jobs well . Clear procedures, risk assessments, and compliance standards protect people from physical harm and create the conditions for reliability, trust, and performance. These foundations matter deeply, and they continue to be essential. At the same time, many organizations recognize this long-standing pattern: Even in physically safe environments, teams are struggling with...