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On this day in 1834, the Slavery Abolition Act came into force across the British Empire.
Instead of compensating slaves, the Government took out the biggest loan in history to pay off the slavers: £300bn in today's money.
We only finished paying it off in 2015 #EmancipationDay
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Our ready-made Journey Management Guideline can help you implement or update a Journey Management program tailored to your needs and risk profile. Learn more bit.ly/3yRnBcF
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People with disabilities don't owe you anything.
Don't let ableism trick you into thinking accessibility is about generosity.
Accessibility benefits everyone, not just people with disabilities. Inclusion benefits everyone. Disability rights are human rights.
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It’s impossible to overstate how much society punishes poor people for systemic policy failures.
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Join WorkSafeBC for their virtual public hearing on proposed amendments to the OH&S Regulation. Topics will include proposed changes such as the Minimum Level of First Aid and Inconsistent Crane Misadventure and Zone- Limiting Devices in Tower Cranes. bit.ly/3moRDhW
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💭 What else do you think goes on in the brain of an Occupational Hygienist? Let us know in the comments!
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#YourACSA Update - May 2022 edition is here. Explore Your ACSA’s collaboration with @WCBAlberta to get you important details on #COVID19 in the #construction industry and many more.
Read it here now: bit.ly/38UfgMe
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And the winner is...congrats to Thomas Laflamme-Gamache, Étienne Petit, Ezekiel Smith, and Roger Gamache from Quebec who impressed our #FocusOnSafety national Youth Video Contest judges with the entry "L’employé modèle"! bit.ly/3LAUwaI
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Second place in our #FocusOnSafety Youth Video Contest goes to Kiera Sharpley of Charlottetown Rural High School, P.E.I. for “Identifying Hazards.” Congratulations! bit.ly/39psXmh
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Congratulations to our Third place #FocusOnSafety Youth Video Contest Winner Eric Shuai of Port Moody Secondary School, B.C. for “Are You Okay?" bit.ly/3LxHN8y
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Great thread for everyone who gives presentations!!
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Join us to learn about what to do if you encounter a bear or other wildlife. As more people spend time outdoors— including working, hiking, camping & picnicking — encounters with bears & other large carnivores have become more common.
bit.ly/3qKpwwB
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A reminder, you don’t need to have a daughter, niece, wife etc to advocate for women. #IWD2022
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The #YourACSA Update – December 2021 Edition is now available.
Read about the 2022 #ACSAConference, our newest Virtual Instructor-Led Training (#vILT) offerings, 2021 COR reminders & much more.
View now: bit.ly/3mp5IfU
#safety #healthandsafety #Alberta #Construction
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Important reminder from @BissellCentre to call 211 if you
see someone in distress.
And a reminder from me to keep demanding better for our
unhoused neighbours. ❄️
⚠️ #YEG, please remain vigilant during this extreme weather... If you see a person in distress, please #JustCall211 + 3. A simple call can save a life.
Please Retweet.
#yeg #yegweather #yegwx
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SAFETY ALERT!
While reciprocating casing during a cement job, a valve broke off at the threaded nipple union and fell, striking a worker in the leg and causing serious injury.
Check out more details on the accident in the full report: bit.ly/31nD0En
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The countdown is on for Energy Safety Canada’s FREE VIRTUAL Safety Summit on the morning of Tuesday, November 23, 2021. Check out the schedule below! Only a few days left to register bit.ly/3GBcebO
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Today, at 1:55 p.m., the National Public Alerting System will test the emergency alert system in #Alberta. You may see it on television, radio, online, or on your phone.
This is just a test and there is no need for alarm.
To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3nnkKUb






















