Fast Five – July 21, 2017
Loblaws experienced its second security breach this year, the Canadian inflation rate is at 1% -- the lowest it’s been since 2015, and aging farmers with no written action plan [...]
Fast Five – July 14, 2017
Home builders voice their concerns over the future of lumber building materials, the B.C. wildfires have forced farmers to evacuate to safety, and the Bank of Canada’s rate hike is [...]
Safety tips for warm weather driving
A lot of people don’t realize that the worst accidents typically occur in the spring and summer when temperatures and road conditions are at their best. While you might think [...]
Fast Five – July 7, 2017
Saskatchewan home builders voice their concerns over the new Provincial Sales Tax requirements, Canadian exports and imports both reached record highs in May, and the manufacturing sector is seeing an [...]
Hot Weather Warnings
Are you ready for the summer heat? Hot weather brings more than just sunburns and lemonade cravings: it can set the stage for sudden and severe events that threaten your [...]
Fast Five – June 30, 2017
An Alberta judge offers recommendations on agriculture safety training and annual equipment checks following a death in 2014, the City of Vancouver is proposing that restaurants list drink sizes and [...]
Keep outdoor workers safe this summer
It’s no secret that there are lots of hazards on a typical job site. Workers are aware that power tools like quick cuts, chainsaws and Sawzalls can be dangerous. They [...]
Fast Five – June 23, 2017
Canadian retailer and supermarket chain shares fall as Amazon announces its plan to buy Whole Foods, consumers can expect meat prices in grocery stores and butchers to rise up to [...]
Tips for a safe workplace summer party
Bar and restaurant owners can face lawsuits if their customers become intoxicated and damage property, injure themselves or hurt others. Many people, however, are unaware that this liability applies to [...]
Fast Five – June 16, 2017
The Government of Canada is investing in and promoting agricultural and food industry educational resources to schools across Canada, grocery stores are seeing less traffic in the middle aisles as [...]
