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As the fifth anniversary of Quebec’s election shooting approaches, Pauline Marois says she has forgiven the man who murdered a lighting technician that night and who was also intent on killing her.
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A research team working on behalf of Veterans Affairs Canada released the early results of an ongoing study on psychiatric service dogs for veterans and first responders – but the report has disappointed a few service-dog advocates
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Transport Canada has proposed updates to its fatigue-management regulations for flight crews, but stakeholder unions are saying that the changes are not enough – that they do not comply with established science on pilot fatigue.
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Police say a 17-year-old boy from Bowmanville, Ont. is facing multiple charges after allegedly pointing a handheld laser beam at a Durham Regional Police helicopter.
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Niagara Regional Police say a local man is facing charges after a note was placed at a General Electric construction site in Welland, Ont., saying it was mined with explosive devices.
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Nathan VanderKlippe, the Globe‘s correspondent in Asia, said in several Twitter posts Wednesday that he was held for about three hours before Chinese officials released him.
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In industrial workplaces, only the most reliable products will do. The new Draeger X-Plore® 8000 powered air purifying respirator (PAPR) performs in even the harshest environments. It’s lightweight, intuitive.
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The legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada came closer to reality on April 13, when the Justin Trudeau government introduced the Cannabis Act, or Bill C-45. While pot users across the country applaud the move, others have raised concerns about the effect that the proposed legislation would have on workplace safety.
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Occupational cancers represent more than half of all work-related disease cases in established market economies, and global estimates of fatal occupational diseases put cancer as the top killer after circulatory disease and work accidents.
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A shortage of RCMP personnel across the country could create both long-term and short-term safety risks for members, according to the national federation for RCMP officers.
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The incident happened at about 7:30 a.m. on Aug. 16, at a plant belonging to Dalziel Enterprises.
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July 25, 2017 — NEWMARKET, Ont. — Claudio Dente, president of Dentec Safety Specialists, is happy to announce the latest developments in respiratory comfort and effectiveness.
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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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