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OHS Canada is the leading provider of comprehensive, relevant and timely occupational health and saf

bjective coverage of workplace-safety issues close to the hearts of safety professionals. We keep our readers informed of pertinent health and safety issues of the day, up to date on emerging developments within the oh&s arena and on top of new and evolving approaches and thinking within the oh&s community. This will be achieved by offering a broad cross-section of editorial content, including emerging issues, new developments and mainstream subjects that reflects a full range of opinions and a balance of news, in-depth and technical articles to suit the demands of the entire reader base. We are constantly dedicated toward creating innovative and unique products designed with the single purpose of achieving the goals and objectives of manufacturers, distributors and users of ohs & e-products by reaching influential safety professionals. This will be achieved by obtaining a greater understanding of our customers’ business and marketing objectives and our subscribers information and education objectives, as well as delivering a creative, unique and innovative approach to developing solutions to meet those objectives.

08/07/2025

It's and we're looking back on photos from past years' OHS Canada Honours gala in Toronto!

Feeling nostalgic for the biggest night in safety? Why not join us for this year's gala on Sept. 25? Details at: https://buff.ly/C3t9b8p

08/06/2025

Ready to move beyond basic "wear your PPE" signs?

Join us on Sept. 11 for a free webinar exploring the science behind nudge theory and how to apply it to effective environmental design in safety. You'll learn how small changes in your workspace can lead to big hand safety improvements.

https://buff.ly/kd63O9b

08/04/2025

A rescuer who has experienced the relief that comes with successfully freeing people trapped underground said lessons from a rescue operation at British Columbia’s Red Chris mine can help teams across the country. https://buff.ly/Ercusyy

08/01/2025

The dynamic response cycle, a decision-support and situational awareness model developed within the fire service, offers a compelling way to build real-time, front-line safety decision-making, especially in dynamic or rapidly changing environments. Learn more: https://buff.ly/beZPPCv

07/31/2025

Is your organization making the "13 psychological health and safety factors" mistake? Learn what many well-intentioned organizations get wrong, and what to do instead: https://buff.ly/bPfKFyg

07/30/2025

The safety audit program and the safety audit schedule are two parts of the safety auditing process. Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they serve slightly different purposes. Learn more at: https://buff.ly/XpAnZKk

07/29/2025

Our latest eNewsletter has dropped! Sign up today and get must-read content for Canadian health and safety professionals delivered to your inbox every week! https://buff.ly/nuo2OcZ

07/18/2025

A review by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in the U.S. found standing for long periods can lead to low back pain, fatigue, muscle pain and leg swelling, and it can increase the risk of cardiovascular problems and pregnancy complications. But for many workers, spending all day on their feet is an occupational hazard: https://buff.ly/CYz04lX

07/17/2025

Did you know... More than 69 million people around the world are living with lower back pain? This stat raises key questions for safety professionals: https://buff.ly/hhubhxO

07/16/2025

While the hierarchy of controls framework has served well for physical hazards, several recent research papers have suggested we need a more nuanced approach that comprehensively addresses physical and psychosocial hazards in the workplace. Learn more: https://buff.ly/aDjHg5E

07/15/2025

Whether your crew is on a busy street or a quiet neighbourhood road, they’re in a work zone, and they need to know how to set up safely and protect themselves from moving vehicles. Find tips to train your workers at https://buff.ly/o6w4gdW

07/14/2025

Learn how the dynamic response cycle – a decision-support and situational awareness model developed within the fire service – can build real-time, front-line safety decision-making in the context of occupational health and safety: https://buff.ly/O2omfIC

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Canada's Occupational Health & Safety Magazine

OHS CANADA is the leading Canadian occupational health and safety magazine. The magazine, with six issues per year, is published by Annex Business Media, Canada's largest business-to-business media company with more than 60 B2B brands reaching business communities through print, news websites, e-news, events, video and social media. OHS CANADA has won numerous awards for its original content and objective coverage of workplace-safety issues close to the hearts of safety professionals. We keep our readers informed of pertinent health and safety issues of the day, up to date on emerging developments within the oh&s arena and on top of new and evolving approaches and thinking within the oh&s community. This will be achieved by offering a broad cross-section of editorial content, including emerging issues, new developments and mainstream subjects that reflects a full range of opinions and a balance of news, in-depth and technical articles to suit the demands of the entire reader base. We are constantly dedicated toward creating innovative and unique products designed with the single purpose of achieving the goals and objectives of manufacturers, distributors and users of ohs & e-products by reaching influential safety professionals. This will be achieved by obtaining a greater understanding of our customer's business and marketing objectives and our subscribers information and education objectives, as well as delivering a creative, unique and innovative approach to developing solutions to meet those objectives.

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