Defining roles, responsibilities and expectations about safety to your people.

Shawn Galloway discusses how organizations can ensure that the leaders they\'re bringing in share the same values as the organization

Best practices to ensure your work areas are safe from slips and trips.

10 tips for road safety in the winter

Acklands-Grainger VP for sales & marketing Sandro Verrelli talks about growth in e-commerce for the health and safety market.

Title sponsor, Acklands-Grainger, promotes Canada\'s Safest Employers Award to attendees

Canadian Occupational Safety recently hosted a roundtable on women and safety titled, Redefining Women\'s Health and Safety in High-Performance Industry. Participants weighed in on the health and safety challenges women face in male-dominated workplaces and discussed some best practices for creating gender-sensitive policies. [More] [Less]

Nancy Harwood, director of regulatory practices at WorkSafe BC and other industry leaders express support for Canada\\\'s Safest Employers Award.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman talks to former Labour Minister Brad Duguid about the province's Safe-At-Work campaign and other hot workplace safety issues.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman sits down with Amin Mawani, associate professor at the Schulich School of Business on his recent paper on the cost-benefit of corporate pandemic planning.

OHS legal expert Norman Keith offers his take on what to expect from the OHS legal arena in 2010, in this second installment of the the COS Health and Safety Outlook 2010 Series.

This special edition of COS Tools of the Trade features products and services from Health and Safety Canada 2008 with focus on fall protection and confined space.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman talks to former Labour Minister Brad Duguid about the province's Safe-At-Work campaign and other hot workplace safety issues.

Highlights of the American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Expo in Minneapolis.

Toronto Police Traffic Services Unit demonstrates how unsafe driving can result in fatal consequences to emergency responders and the public.

Toronto Police Traffic Services Unit demonstrates how unsafe driving can result in fatal consequences to emergency responders and the public.

Occupational safety nurse Heather Ryner won the CCOHS Dick Martin Scholarship Award for her essay on workplace violence in the nursing profession.

Amin Mawani, associate professor at Schulich School of Business, discusses the micro-economic benefits for companies to invest in pandemic preparedness.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman sits down with Amin Mawani, associate professor at the Schulich School of Business on his recent paper on the cost-benefit of corporate pandemic planning.

Officials from the IAPA, Ontario Ministry of Labour and the WSIB led the launching of the Young Worker Safety Awareness campaign, seeking to bring down the number of young workers getting injured on the job.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman talks to former Labour Minister Brad Duguid about the province's Safe-At-Work campaign and other hot workplace safety issues.

Toronto Police Traffic Services Unit demonstrates how unsafe driving can result in fatal consequences to emergency responders and the public.

Toronto Police Traffic Services Unit demonstrates how unsafe driving can result in fatal consequences to emergency responders and the public.

COS editor Mari-Len De Guzman talks to former Labour Minister Brad Duguid about the province's Safe-At-Work campaign and other hot workplace safety issues.

Canadian Occupational Safety recently hosted a roundtable on women and safety titled, Redefining Women\'s Health and Safety in High-Performance Industry. Participants weighed in on the health and safety challenges women face in male-dominated workplaces and discussed some best practices for creating gender-sensitive policies. [More] [Less]

COS travels to Niagara Falls, Ont. to talk to Jeremy Shorthouse and his team at Vincor Canada about their safety achievements.

N4 Systems Inc. showcases its Field ID RFID-based equipment tracking system, at the 2010 National Safety Council Tradeshow.

CSSE president Peter Sturm talks about trends for the OHS professionals in 2011.

COS is proud to present the first-ever Canada\'s Safest Employers Award, recognizing outstanding companies that are making a difference in promoting the health and safety of their workers.

Kelly Bernish, chair of Women in Safety Engineering talks about the issues and challenges faced by women in workplaces that are dominated by men.

A special video documentary about the work being conducted at St. John’s Rehab in Toronto: a special clinic investigating and treating invisible electrical injury. This video is sponsored by CSA and IPEX.

International safety coach Shawn Galloway talks about achieving safety culture excellence