Health & Safety

Some new environmental legislation will be a boon to Trans-Cycle Industries (TCI) in Kirkland Lake.

By IAN ROSS Thousands of teenagers show up for work each day. Hundreds are hurt each year. Some die. But employers and parents can help them reach adulthood alive and well.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Scientists predict this century will be remembered for its developments in medicine, and Laurentian University has taken steps to be part of the growing movement in research by introducing a PhD program in biomolecular sciences.

Safety is not just a watchword at Sault Ste. Marie Public Utilities Commission Services Inc.; it is engrained within the corporate culture. The utility was honoured this fall by the Sault Ste.

By Victoria Chiappetta The Ontario Human Rights Code prescribes that every person has a right to be free from discrimination because of a disability or a perceived disability in the area of employment.

One could have heard a pin drop when over 100 contractors and supervisors sat absorbed in a mock trial detailing the ramifications of a construction job gone sour.

By Victoria Chiappetta Have you ever wondered how an employer should respond to a critical injury or fatality in the workplace? name="valign" top > VICTORIA CHIAPPETTA The Ontario Occupational Health & Safety Act requires the employer to immed

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Optical Regional Advanced Network of Ontario is trumpeting the success of a $25-million contract with Bell Canada in building one of the largest and most powerful research, health and education optical networks in the world, right

By IAN ROSS Thousands of teenagers show up for work each day. Hundreds are hurt each year. Some die. But employers and parents can help them reach adulthood alive and well.

By GIANNI UBRIACO The Older Adult Centre in Greater Sudbury recently played host to an indoor air quality seminar hosted by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) and The Ontario Lung Association.