WorkSafeBC says inspection reports for the demolition at 50 Government St. are underway after an officer visited the site on ...

In the report — which details the $624,051.48 penalty handed to Northland Properties — B.C.'s workplace regulator says the ...

WorkSafeBC ordered roughly 3,440 employees back into the office on a fixed weekly schedule. An arbitrator just ruled that ...

Hudson Lee is a general contractor who spends his summers working outdoors. He says the province needs to remove the employer ...

B.C. think tank BC Policy Solutions, previously argued that the underlying regulation itself is out of date. A June 2026 ...

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WorkSafeBC aims to raise awareness about the risk of hearing loss in the service industry with the release of a new safety bulletin and other resources for workers and employers. May 22, 2019 ...

WorkSafeBC will return an estimated $570 million in surplus funds to employers in 2026 by deliberately setting average premium rates below the actual cost of running British Columbia’s workers’ ...

The single largest penalty ever has been handed to a Toronto-based company that had been hired to provide demolition services, WorkSafeBC officials announced Friday. GFL Environmental Inc. must pay a ...

Is it possible for WorkSafeBC these days to crack open a piggy bank and hand over surplus funds to employers in B.C.? 10'000 hours/DigitalVision/Getty Images One of the most persistent myths in B.C.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Construction workers gather outside the Oakridge Mall site after a fatal incident involving a crane dropping its load onto a woman ...