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'It takes two to get a deal', says head of union representing strike WSIB workers

Windsor, Ontario · Windsor

'It takes two to get a deal', says head of union representing strike WSIB workers

The head of the union representing thousands of workers with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board believes the issues in the contract dispute have been narrowed down, but it takes two to get a deal.See the Story

Fishery officers sound alarm over dangerous working conditions in Nova Scotia waters

'Our fishery has become so overcome with violence'Nova Scotia · Nova Scotia Read Article

AI and Gaming Platform Aims to Revolutionize Emergency Pipeline Training

By Raven Wuebker Texas A&M University College of Engineering BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION — Researchers and industry partners are looking to create a game-like training tool using artificial intelligence (AI) to make pipeline safety training more effective. The Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center (MKO) and EnerSys Corporation are partnering to create a multiplayer “game” that provides real-world scenarios and measurable outcomes of how pipeline …Artificial Intelligence · Port Arthur See the Story

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