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Police say a man jumped out of a moving taxi late Sunday night, ran down the street and boarded a bus. It’s alleged he then attacked the bus driver with a knife, cutting the driver’s forearm and neck.
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Following the recent resignation of deputy mayor Michael Di Biase, the City of Vaughan, Ont. has released the investigation report on accusations that Di Biase sexually harassed a colleague on numerous occasions.
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The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has released the results of a medical audit that studied silica-dust exposure at two mining properties in western Labrador.
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Risky ice-rescue courses that send firefighters and firefighting students into treacherous, fast-moving currents should be put on hold until they can be performed safely, a coroner’s inquest into the deaths of two Ontario men recommended Thursday.
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The data include reported incidents at 400 schools, using the province’s definition of violence as “using force, gesturing or inciting others to use force to injure a member of the school community.”
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Police have charged a woman in southern Alberta with making online threats against the prime minister’s wife and the Canadian government.
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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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Almost nine years after her husband died of a supposed heart attack during a work stint at a Vale Canada smelter in Thompson, Man., Lila Fifi still has questions – and is unsatisfied with the answers she has received.
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A hearing is underway to determine if the teen should serve time as a youth or an adult.
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May 24, 2017 — DÜSSELDORF, Germany — The thematic area of Corporate Health at A+A 2017 covers a wide range of preventative products and services aimed at helping the workforce stay fit for work for as long as possible.
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May 8, 2017 — EDMONTON, Alta. — Worksite News, Western Canada’s premier occupational health, safety and environment e-Magazine, is pleased to be running a special editorial series on First Aid Training and Safety Awareness in the Workplace.
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