Webinars

Staying Ahead of EHS Compliance: Key Regulatory Developments for 2025 in Canada and Beyond

February 26th, 2025 11:00-12:00PM

Keeping up with ever-evolving environmental, health, and safety (EHS) regulations can be a challenge, especially for businesses operating across multiple jurisdictions. As new laws and amendments come into effect, staying informed and proactive is crucial to maintaining compliance and avoiding costly disruptions.

Join STP ComplianceEHS for an extensive webinar on the latest regulatory changes and upcoming trends shaping the EHS landscape in Canada, and beyond. Their experts will guide you through the most significant developments for 2025 and provide practical strategies to ensure your compliance programs remain effective and future ready.

This session is ideal for businesses navigating complex regulatory requirements across different regions and industries. Whether you have operations in Canada, or internationally, you’ll gain valuable insights to help you stay compliant and ahead of the curve.

In this webinar you will learn

Explore key EHS regulatory changes taking effect in 2025 in Canada and beyond.
Learn strategies to anticipate and prepare for upcoming compliance requirements.
Discover solutions to streamline regulatory tracking and ensure continuous conformance.

Don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and strengthen your compliance approach for 2025 and beyond. Register today!

Presented By

Shannon Major

Director of Partnerships
STP ComplianceEHS

Frank Skiba

Director of Product Management
STP ComplianceEHS

Wayne Arondus

CEO
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