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“We task ourselves to make sure that job sites, projects and relationships between our sector and businesses across the province remain strong.”
HHCA offers members deep dive into naloxone policy DailyCommercialnews – May 9, 2022 Naloxone kits to deal with opioid overdoses must become a staple health
New Brunswick construction employment to peak this year The Safety Mag – March 15, 2022 Overall construction employment in New Brunswick to reach a peak
Carpenters Union Plays A Role in Ending ‘The Other Pandemic’ Urban Toronto – March 7, 2022 Approximately 2,500 people died from opioid-related causes in Ontario
Workplaces required to have naloxone ‘within months:’ Labour Minister Toronto Sun – March 6, 2022 Thousands more Ontario workplaces will soon be expected to stock
Requiring Naloxone kits at all worksites is good news for construction workers: OCC Ontario Construction News – March 4, 2022 Ensuring Naloxone kits are available
Naloxone kits on sites is ‘about saving lives’ Family Commercial News – March 4, 2022 The Ontario government’s proposed legislation to require all construction sites
Bell Let’s Talk Day: Mental health and addiction supports for construction DCN-JOC News Services – January 26, 2022 With mental health concerns continuing to impact
Ontario group sounding the alarm about rising opioid overdose deaths in the construction industry ConstructConnect – September 9, 2021 At least 57 construction workers died
Ontario group sounding the alarm about rising opioid overdose deaths in the construction industry CTV – June 9, 2021 SAULT STE. MARIE — The group
Opioid overdose crisis hits construction industry workforce Northern Ontario Business – June 4, 2021 TORONTO – June 1, 2021: Today, the Ontario Construction Consortium (OCC)
Opioid crisis impacts construction more than any other industry, report finds Daily Commercial News – June 4, 2021 A 28-year-old construction worker dies from a
‘Very troubling’: Construction sector hard hit by opioid overdose deaths The London Free Press – June 3, 2021 They are young, have money and working
Worsening opioid crisis taking outsized toll on Ontario’s construction workforce On-Site Mag – June 2, 2021 The spotlight remains trained squarely on COVID-19, but several
Report finds construction sector hit hardest by spike in opioid overdose deaths, spurring new campaign Durham Radio News – June 1, 2021 The construction sector
30% of Ontario’s opioid overdose deaths were construction workers Barrie 360 – June 1, 2021 An Ontario builders’ association says the alarming increase in opioid
Construction workers paying heavy toll during opioid epidemic Toronto Sun – June 1, 2021 Halting overdose deaths in Ontario’s construction industry is the goal of
The Other Pandemic – Opioid Overdose Crisis Hits Construction Industry Workforce For Immediate Release – May 31, 2021 Visit theotherpandemic.ca Toronto – As drug overdose
‘The Other Pandemic’: OCC campaign targets construction’s opioid crisis Daily Commercial News – May 31, 2021 TORONTO—Due to an alarming increase in drug overdose deaths
Ontario builders’ group launches campaign to prevent opioid deaths among construction workers CBC News – May 31, 2021 A group that represents Ontario construction companies
John Tory, construction industry call on Ford government to take action on overdose crisis QP Briefing – May 31, 2021 Discussing the overdose crisis last
Sharp rise in opioid-related deaths hits construction workers hard Toronto Sun – May 29, 2021 As the pandemic appears to be turning a corner, a
OCC to Ontario Government – time to reopen construction. For Immediate Release – May 11, 2021 TORONTO – The Ontario Construction Consortium (OCC) is calling
OCC fighting to keep construction open Apr 16, 2021 As seen on CTV: OCC fighting to keep construction open https://www.ontarioconstructionconsortium.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Phil-Gillies_April-16-2021_CTV-Toronto.mp4 As seen on CBC: The
OCC Shines a Light on Tax Fraud Awareness April 22, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uefvoQgwD10As seen on CBC: The OCC is calling on the provincial government to reconsider
OCC to Ontario Government – keep construction going. For Immediate Release – Apr 16, 2021 TORONTO – The Ontario Construction Consortium (OCC) is calling on
Construction of new homes in Toronto should continue uninterrupted – rights of the members of International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 1891 must
February 2021 – OCC calls on provincial government to immediately re-open construction in Greater Toronto Area For Immediate Release – Feb. 18, 2021 OCC calls
Ontario Construction Consortium: Construction continues through the pandemic By Phil Gillies Ontario Construction Consortium Special to Ontario Construction NewsMedia reports in November highlighted the fact
Through training and education, the OCC will ensure that the dedicated and skilled workforce on job sites all over Ontario are at the top of their game.
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