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Police say a 57-year-old man was found dead inside a grain hopper. It’s believed the man was clearing the hopper when the accident happened.
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Overcrowding and poor sanitation have been endangering the health and safety of workers involved in the construction of Ottawa’s light-rail-transit tunnel system, according to the head of the Ottawa and District Labour Council.
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Disputes over safety continue to disrupt operations at the Windsor, Ont. location of Sterling Fuels Limited, as a refusal to work has caused the company to suspend work for most of the ship-offloading and -loading staff.
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Two people were killed Thursday in Woss, B.C., and RCMP Corporal Tammy Douglas confirmed Friday that a third victim died after being transported to hospital. Police said two others were also taken to hospital.
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Diana Whalen said Wednesday she was shocked to learn the government-leased Joseph Howe building was renovated two years ago without an accessible washroom that will meet new requirements.
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A new study suggests that those who battled the wildfire continue to suffer physically and mentally a year after the blaze devastated the community. One in five firefighters who attended the wildfire reported respiratory problems.
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We supply Canadian firms with the compliant industrial workwear, footwear and safety PPE they need to protect their workers – and their business. We’re leaders in safety and understand industry regulatory requirements, ensuring that you are always equipped with the most innovative, comfortable and safest workwear available. Make Mark’s Commercial your only wholesale workwear supplier and your partner in safety.
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Radians, a leading manufacturer of quality safety products, has opened a new distribution center and offices at 1487 Lindsey Place, Delta, B.C., V3M 6V1, doing business as Radians Canada Distribution, Inc. The new facility is automated and offers same day shipping to all major cities in Canada of in-stock safety products that meet Canadian standards. Protection categories include hand protection, high-visibility apparel, and safety eyewear. For more information, call 1-877-723-4267.
To download the new Canadian catalogue, visit www.radians.com and click on the “Worldwide” tab. |
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From 1978 to 1979, Jim Hobbs was one of many miners in northern Ontario who inhaled finely ground aluminum dust known as McIntyre Powder, which was believed to protect them from silicosis. Canisters containing this powder were punctured, and a compressed-air system would send out a thick, black cloud of respirable aluminum dust into specially constructed chambers or change rooms where miners breathed in the dust. During the dispersal process, all ventilation would be halted.
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Significant changes in a workplace affect the mental and physical health of employees, says a recent study by Toronto-based consulting firm Morneau Shepell.
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The University of Toronto has been hit with safety grievances from the union representing its teaching assistants and contract faculty, following a trio of recent asbestos leaks in the main campus’ Medical Sciences Building.
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Simon Grant, 64, was transferred from La Ronge Hospital to Saskatoon, but died Monday.
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March 8, 2017 – CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA – New MSA ALTAIR 4XR Multigas Detector provides (optional) real-time event notification using Bluetooth connectivity.
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March 6, 2017 – SMITHFIELD, RI – Honeywell announced that it has expanded the number of eye-protection products available with Uvex HydroShield™ anti-fog lens coating by seven new offerings, due to popular demand.
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