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Revised maritime occupational health and safety

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Canada
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September 9 2010

The Maritime Occupational Health and Safety Regulations under Part II of the Canada Labour Code have been revised for the first time since 1987

Ministry of Labour construction sector plan

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Canada
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November 17 2010

The Ontario Ministry of Labour develops sector-specific enforcement plans that focus on hazards specific to certain workplaces

Acquittal in Quebec Bill C-45 charges

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Canada
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April 27 2011

In R c. Gagné, Steve Lemieux and Simon Gagné, two ex-employees of Québec-Cartier (formerly Arcelor-Mittal), were acquitted of accusations of criminal negligence causing death and bodily harm

Bill 160 set to amend OHS and workers’ compensation law in Ontario

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Canada
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May 10 2011

Bill 160 is the proposed legislation that is poised to begin the process of reforming OHS in Ontario

Expert advisory panel on health and safety report and recommendations to the Minister of Labour

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Canada
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December 17 2010

The Report of the Minister of Labour's Expert Advisory Panel on Health and Safety was released on December 16, 2010

Employer convicted of Bill C-45 charge following trial

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Canada
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February 17 2011

A second employer has now been convicted of a Bill C-45 charge in Québec, Mr. Pasquale Scrocca, a landscape contractor in Québec, was found guilty of criminal negligence causing death with respect to a workplace incident resulting in the death of his employee, Mr. Aniello Boccanfuso

Expert Advisory Panel on Health and Safety report and recommendations to the Minister of Labour

Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
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Canada
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February 17 2011

The Report of the Minister of Labour's Expert Advisory Panel on Health and Safety was released on December 16, 2010

Bill C-45 update: criminal negligence charges withdrawn against personal care worker

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Canada
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September 22 2011

Criminal charges have been withdrawn against a personal care worker who was accused of causing the death of a nursing home resident

Employer rights and obligations during the election period

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Canada
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September 13 2011

The provincial election in Ontario is fast approaching

Québec supervisor pleads guilty to criminal negligence causing bodily harm

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Canada
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April 20 2012

Seven years after an incident at a dealership in LaSalle, Quebec where a mechanic was badly burned by a faulty fuel pipe, the criminal case against the garage supervisor has fi nally been resolved