'We can't be slowed down by repetitive recertification across provinces,' says Ontario Labour Minister

A pivotal meeting that could reshape workplace safety regulations across Canada is expected to take place this fall, with Ontario and Nova Scotia preparing to bring together provincial and federal leaders to advance a long-awaited national harmonization plan. The gathering, to be convened by officials in both provinces, marks the most significant step yet in efforts to streamline health and safety certifications for workers moving between provinces.

Aggressive timelines and national ambitions

Ontario Labour Minister David Piccini confirmed Ontario will call a meeting of the Canadian Association of Administrators of Labour Legislation (CAALL) in early fall. “I'm continuing to consult an

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