Health & Safety
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Rights group says officials did nothing to prevent Lebanese port blast
In a report on last year’s massive blast, Human Rights Watch said those same officials are now trying to thwart the investigation
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Deadly U.S. crash started by transport truck
Crash killed 10 people on a wet Alabama interstate happened after a tractor-trailer truck slammed into vehicles that had slowed down because of minor crashes
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England quarantine rules relaxed for logistics workers
Government exempted more than 10,000 workers from quarantine rules that had led to staff shortages and empty shelves and fears of panic-buying
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Ontario imposes restrictions in northwest as wildfires burn
New restrictions on mining, rail, construction and transportation industries
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Third ship anchored off Newfoundland with Covid cases among crew
There are now three ships anchored off Newfoundland and Labrador’s Avalon Peninsula with confirmed Covid-19 cases on board, provincial health authorities said Monday. The latest ship is in a bay off the small community of Bay Bulls, about 30 kilometres…
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U.S. 3PL adopts exoskeletons for DC workers
ADUSA Supply Chain network is expanding the use of exosuits in its grocery distribution centres
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CP says its trains did not cause Lytton fire
Railway found nothing to indicate that its trains or equipment that passed through Lytton caused or contributed to the fire
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Ontario funding health and safety training
Up to 60,000 small businesses eligible for free training
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Wildfire in Lytton, B.C. a ‘wake up call’: safety board
Possibility a freight train could have been linked to the disaster points to need to prevent similar occurrences
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Two ships anchored off N.L. with Covid- 19 cases
Harbour authority hopes the arrival of a second ship anchored offshore with Covid-19 cases on board doesn’t signal a trend