Innovating Canada
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Manipulating the Microbiome to Prevent Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease resulting in a lifelong dependency on insulin treatment and a risk of serious long-term complications.
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How Governments Can Help Business Recovery Affected by Logistics Issues
Simon Gaudreault, Vice President of National Research at the CFIB talks about the logistics impacts of COVID-19 on small businesses.
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New Recyclable Paper-Based Packaging Will Cut Plastic Waste
The latest innovation in coffee packaging from Club Coffee is set to roll out at grocers across Canada this fall.
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The Canadian Paper Packaging Industry Focuses on Environmental Sustainability
The Paper Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council (PPEC)'s members include more than 30 paper mills and converters operating across Canada
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Innovation and Collaboration for a Circular Economy in Canada
The transition to a circular economy is an innovation and competitiveness agenda that requires collaboration from all stakeholders.
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What’s Inside Counts
Recycling electronics reduces our overall carbon footprint and lessens our dependence on mining for new resources.
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Working Together Towards Ensuring Workplace Health and Safety
Minister of Labour for Government of Canada the Honourable Filomena Tassi shares her words on workplace health & safety.
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Collaboration for a Safer, Healthier Toronto Pearson
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented a variety of challenges around health and safety, but it has also resulted in opportunities for collaboration among the Pearson airport community.
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Motivation From the Heart
Trish Penny works in corporate health and safety at Black and McDonald. She is a member and volunteer of Threads of Life – Association for Workplace Tragedy Family Support [link to: www.threadsoflife.ca]. Trish’s older brother Luke died when a wall collapsed and he was crushed while working in a trench. He had just started a new job weather proofing buildings.
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Prioritizing Safe Workplaces
April 28th marks Canada’s Day of Mourning, commemorating those who suffered workplace injuries or have lost their lives due to hazardous workplaces incidents or accidents. In 2019, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board reported 23 deaths while working on injury claims, and 4,873 lost time injuries and illnesses — all within the construction industry alone.
