28 Apr 2020
April 28th is the National Day of Mourning. It is held each year in Canada to remember and honour those who have been killed or suffered an injury or illness due to work.
Cancers caused by exposure to hazards in the workplace are preventable. Based on findings from the Burden of Occupational Cancer Study, exposure to cancer-causing agents in the workplace results in approximately 10,000 new cancers in Canada each year. To learn more about the carcinogens that have the largest impact on cancer burden, as well as policy changes and workplace-based interventions that can reduce the future burden of cancer in Canada, read the Burden of Occupational Cancer in Canada Report.
This International Women’s Day, the OCRC is recognizing the important contributions women make in the Ontario workforce.
We are excited to announce that on January 27th, Jill MacLeod will be stepping into the role of Administrative Director at the OCRC.
Results from a study by OCRC and the Institute for Work and Health.
