At the 2026 Canada’s Safest Employer Awards in Toronto, Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC CEO Wayne Arondus was honoured as CEO of the year for
UPDATED August 13, 2026 – With 105 wildfires actively burning across B.C., 51 are classified as out of control. Many communities and businesses remain at
Now 30 years in the manufacturing sector, I’ve watched the lightning speed of manufacturing technology advancement, and a growing divide as companies have struggled to
Canadian manufacturers are operating in a highly unpredictable global trade environment heavily influenced by political and economic decisions beyond their control. Shifts in government policy,
Industrial workplace technology has never been more sophisticated or more crowded. For EHS professionals and operations leaders, the challenge isn’t a lack of options. It’s
We are still buzzing from Thursday’s 2026 Safety Pinnacle Awards, where industry leaders, members and partners came together to celebrate what they do best: putting
June is Men’s Mental Health Month—and in male-dominated industries like manufacturing, addressing mental health is critical to keeping workers safe. What do we know about
Modern manufacturing is increasingly decentralized with the rise of complex, global supply chains. Instead of operating out of one manufacturing site, companies may now partner
In the world of workplace safety, it’s easy to fall into the habit of simply telling employees what to do. The rules are clear, the
Bill Bowman was only 19 years old when his life changed forever. He had just found a summer job at a rail car manufacturing plant
AT the 2024 Safety Pinnacle Awards Gala, manufacturers and business leaders from across B.C. gathered to recognize the unsung heroes of the sector and beyond—the
Fine Choice Foods started 38 years ago as a small family-owned business. Today, they have two facilities and output multiple hundreds of pieces every minute.
