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AASP/UNB Safety Program Tuition Giveaway
Wanting to Further your Education in Occupational Health & Safety? AASP is Very Excited to offer AASP/UNB Safety Program Tuition Giveaway! Submission Deadline: October 31, 2022, at 11:59 pm Mountain Time The Alberta Association for Safety Partnerships (AASP) and...
Carol Ross Scholarship 2022 Winner Announced!
Congratulations to Brandy Chimko, winner of the 2022 Carol Ross Scholarship Program! Now in its third year, the Carol Ross Scholarship supports an exemplary student pursuing a career in Occupational Health and Safety through post-secondary studies. To be...
AGM & Conference 2022
2022 has been another challenging year for everyone. A year with continued global change full of challenges both professionally and personally. As a population, we continue to experience the effects and the uncertainty of what has been happening in our society and our...
Update From Alberta Labour’s Executive Director, Rob Feagan
Below is a letter from Alberta Labour's Executive Director, Rob Feagan, on the collaboration with CP’s on initiatives to modernize and improve the COR Program. The Certificate of Recognition (COR) program continues to benefit Alberta employers, as it has since its...
The new OHS legislation search tool is here!
When employers, workers, and supervisors follow health and safety best practices, everyone enjoys a positive workplace experience. This is made possible when workplaces reference and apply Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) legislation. The newly developed OHS...
Newly Appointed CEO of the AASP proud of member safety performance during turbulent times
The Alberta Workers Compensation Board (WCB) recently announced that approximately 11,400 employers in Alberta will receive a Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR) refund this year. They will be sharing in just over $71 million in rebates for their 2020 performance....

“COVID-19 Fatigue” and Fatigue Management: Reduce your Risk
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has touched all aspects of society including how we work. Emergency responders, health care workers, and other essential workers have been stretched incredibly thin. They’re working longer hours and more shifts, and even taking on...
Remote Work and the responsibility of your JWHSC/HSR
According to the most recent Labour Force Survey, 3.1 million Canadians were working from home temporarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic in February 2021. Overall, approximately four in ten (38.9%) Canadian workers are in jobs that can plausibly be carried out from...
Meeting Court Order Requirements
Lazer Wash was put on a probation order following a serious incident. They were required to become members of AASP, take our training and have an audit conducted. They met all requirements and even achieved a COR in the process.
OHS eNews April 2021
Have your say in OHS Code changes. Alberta’s government continues to update and improve OHS laws to make them easier for employers and workers to understand and comply.
Previous Newsletters
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 11 August 17, 2022
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 10 July 4, 2022
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 9 March 10, 2022
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 8 December 16, 2021
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 7 November 4, 2021
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 6 September 8, 2021
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 5 May 7, 2021
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 4 January 21, 2021
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 3 September 1, 2020
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 2 May 27, 2020
Newsletter: Let’s Talk 1 January 21, 2020