Canadian Cancer Society Invests $800K in Workplace Cancer Research Across Canada
Canadian Cancer Society funds $800K in workplace cancer research to prevent risks from asbestos, drug exposure, and sun-related hazards.
Canada’s Safest Employers Awards 2025: Full Winners List and Key Highlights
Canada’s Safest Employers Awards 2025 celebrated leaders and companies setting new safety standards. See the full winners list and key highlights.
Toyota shines at Canada’s most glamorous night in safety
Toyota wins big at Canada’s Safest Employers Awards 2025, earning top honors for safety culture and leadership under CEO Frank Voss.
Wood Manufacturing Cluster of Ontario Condemns ‘Unjustified’ U.S. Tariffs
Ontario’s wood manufacturing industry condemns new U.S. tariffs, warning of job losses, housing cost increases, and unfair trade impacts.
New Emergency Department to be Built in Timmins
Timmins and District Hospital to expand its emergency department with $1.89M in funding, boosting capacity and mental health services.
Milton Metal Distributor Fined $60,000 After Workplace Injury
Fidelity PAC Metals Ltd. fined $60,000 after a worker injury in Milton. Ontario court stresses stronger safety measures under OHSA compliance.
Avison Young Finalizes Central Parc Laval Sale for $249 Million, Québec’s Largest Multifamily Deal of 2025
Avison Young completes Québec’s biggest multifamily sale in 2025, selling Central Parc Laval’s luxury rental community for $249 million.
Fire Safety Trade Careers Remain Hidden: Survey Shows Canadians Still Unaware of Key Fire Protection Roles
A new survey shows most Canadians are unaware of fire safety careers like sprinkler fitters and alarm technicians — crucial roles that protect lives daily.
Canada Sees Drop in Temporary Worker Applications as Employer Fines Surge
Canada sees a 50% drop in temporary worker applications as Ottawa enforces stricter rules and fines employers nearly $5 million for non-compliance.
Could Offsite Construction Methods Be Homebuilding’s Saviour?
Offsite modular and mass timber construction could help solve Canada’s housing crisis — but only if government policies and standards evolve fast.