B.C. 'Pickup' Trend: Covert Filming Leaves Woman Humiliated
A B.C. woman was horrified to find a video of her posted online without consent, highlighting a growing 'pickup' trend. Experts warn of privacy and legal risks.
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Inquest calls for changes after fatal 2024 forklift accident
A coroner's jury recommends enhanced training and supervision after a 46-year-old truck driver was killed in a New Brunswick wind farm incident. Read the findings.
Rucking: Boost Your Walk with Weighted Benefits
Discover rucking, the fitness trend that adds weight to your walk. Experts explain its cardio, strength, and mental health benefits, plus how to start safely in Canada.
More Young People in Sask. Opt for Dry January
A growing number of young Saskatchewan residents are embracing an alcohol-free January. Discover the trends and motivations behind this health-conscious movement sweeping the province.
Warming Trend Hits Southern Manitoba
Meteorologist Colleen Bready details a warming trend for southern Manitoba on January 5, 2026. Get the latest forecast and current conditions for the region.
Quebec workplace fatalities rose last year, data shows
New data reveals a concerning rise in workplace fatalities across Quebec in 2024. Read the full report and analysis on the state of occupational safety.
Inside the 'Sad Beige' Trend Dominating Kids' Fashion
Explore the rise of the muted 'sad beige' aesthetic in children's design, from celebrity nurseries to TikTok satire. Discover why parents are drawn to this neutral palette and the debate it sparks.
Toronto cop demoted for groping female colleague's buttocks
A Toronto police officer received a six-month demotion after being found guilty of sexually harassing a junior female officer by touching her buttocks. The case raises questions about disciplinary measures.
VSO Case Triggers Workplace NDA Debate in Canada
Sexual assault allegations at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra are fueling a critical national conversation about the use of non-disclosure agreements in employment law. Learn about the case and the push for reform.
Digital Burnout Hits 62% of Canadians, Holidays a Reset
A new survey reveals 62% of Canadians experience digital burnout. Experts say the holiday season is a vital time to unplug, reset, and protect mental health and workplace productivity.
Hospital Manager Sues Over Firing After Witnessing Stabbing
A Winnipeg health-care manager diagnosed with PTSD after witnessing a workplace stabbing is suing Seven Oaks General Hospital and the WRHA for wrongful dismissal. Read the full story.
Sask. Firm Fined $8K for 2023 Workplace Injury
A Saskatchewan contracting company pleaded guilty and was fined $8,000 in provincial court following a 2023 incident where a worker fell from a ladder. Learn the details of the workplace safety violation.
Canadian Professionals Rush to Upskill for AI at Work
New KPMG research reveals 83% of Canadian employees feel the need to upskill in AI. Discover how structured training programs are helping professionals adapt to the new workplace reality.
B.C. developer fined $80K for safety violations
A British Columbia developer faces an $80,000 penalty for serious workplace safety breaches and failing to comply with a stop-work order. Learn the details of the enforcement action.
U.S. Coast Guard Deletes Swastika, Noose Policy Language
The U.S. Coast Guard abruptly deleted language calling swastikas and nooses 'potentially divisive' from its harassment manual after senators blocked a nomination. Read the full story.
Worker dies in Sask. potash mine, ID'd as loving father
Tyrone McLeod, a 41-year-old mine operator and father of two, died in a fall of ground incident at Mosaic's K3 mine in Esterhazy. The union vows to fight for justice as investigations begin.
Foreign worker crushed in Montreal construction site failure
A CNESST investigation reveals fatal 2023 accident occurred due to a complete lack of safety protocols, training, and qualified supervision on a Montreal North construction site. Read the shocking findings.
U.S. Agency Head Calls on White Men to Report Job Bias
The head of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is urging white men to come forward with discrimination claims, aligning with Trump's anti-DEI agenda. Critics call it a misunderstanding of DEI's goals.
Report: No training, safety gear before fatal Montreal collapse
A new report details the lack of training and safety equipment for temporary foreign workers before a fatal workplace collapse in Montreal. Read the investigation's findings.
Worker identified in fatal Mosaic potash mine incident
Tyrone McLeod has been identified as the worker involved in a fatal incident at Mosaic’s K3 potash mine near Esterhazy, Saskatchewan. The community mourns a father and colleague.
Sask. company fined $40K for workplace glass panel injury
A Saskatchewan advertising company faces a $40,000 fine after a worker was seriously injured by falling glass panels. Learn about the safety violations and legal consequences.
Workers warned colleague before fatal Oak Bay SUV crash
A 52-year-old father was killed instantly when an SUV veered into a park. Coworkers tried to alert him moments before the tragic incident in Oak Bay, B.C. Read the full investigation details.
Industrial Accident Injures Worker at Toronto Construction Site
A worker was seriously injured in an industrial accident at a Toronto construction site Thursday morning. Emergency crews responded to the scene as an investigation begins.
Woman in Coldplay Kiss-Cam Scandal Finally Speaks Out
Kristin Cabot, the HR executive caught in a viral kiss-cam moment with her married boss, details the aftermath and career loss. Read her full story.
Coldplay Kiss-Cam Scandal: HR Exec Speaks Out
Kristin Cabot, the HR executive caught in a viral Coldplay kiss-cam moment with her married boss, reveals the aftermath, death threats, and career loss. Read her full story.
Crown Appeals Verdict in Fatal 2023 Workplace Incident
Ontario's Crown Law Office appeals the acquittal of supervisor Steven Deans in the 2023 electrocution death of worker Nicholas Chenier. A new trial is sought.
Companies, supervisor fined $216K after workplace injury
An oil and gas company, an engineering firm, and a supervisor face $216,000 in penalties after a worker was seriously injured. A creative sentence directs $116,000 to Red Deer Polytechnic for safety training.
Holiday Spending to Give Canadian Economy $11B Boost
Canadian consumers plan to spend an average of $943 this holiday season, injecting an estimated $11 billion into the national GDP. Get the details on the 'Buy Canadian' trend and economic impact.
Alberta Companies Fined for Workplace Injury
Two Alberta companies and a supervisor face significant fines following a serious injury at an oil and gas site. Read the full details of the court's decision and its implications for workplace safety.
Toronto teen worker injured in meat grinder accident
A 19-year-old female worker in Toronto is hospitalized with serious injuries after her hand became caught in a meat grinder. The Ministry of Labour is investigating the industrial incident.
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