The Ontario Divisional Court has dismantled a major pillar of the Human Rights Tribunal’s unfair drive to reduce its backlog by dismissing most claims without a hearing. This is a big win for persons seeking retribution from the Human |Rights Tribunal.
As workplace deaths remain in high numbers across Canada, unions and safety advocates are calling for more aggressive investigation practices that prioritize safety and accountability.
A guidance document for National Housing Standards for migrant agricultural workers, released May 9, 2025, calls on the federal government to protect basic labour and human rights of these workers.
As part of this conference, short lectures and video clips will allow participants to begin thinking about sexuality in the context of chronic pain and how their own condition can affect their experience of their sexuality. Interactive surveys and a period of informal discussions will allow participants to share their questions, topics of interest and help identify possible solutions for the issues that may arise. Presenter: Mr. Louis-Pierre Auger is an occupational therapist and has more than five years of experience in intensive functional rehabilitation with a clientele with neurological disorders, particularly stroke. He completed a master’s and a doctorate in rehabilitation sciences at the University of Montreal and focuses his research interests on sexuality, disability and rehabilitation.
Presented by OHS Canada and Talent Canada, this event will explore practical strategies for preventing these workplace injuries and supporting injured workers during their recovery and return to work.
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2025 is RSI Day’s 26th year! Our most popular webinar series, OHCOW has seen this event grow from 20 registrants in a local audience to over 1850 registrants from across 53 countries. See the information below and register, or you can go right to the eventbrite page.