The ISSA Charities scholarships are awarded based on merit, individual accomplishments, and evidence of leadership.

Supply Chain Canada also launched a new website as part of an overall rebranding initiative.

The engineering and technology professions in B.C. are launching a new initiative to increase the number of women in science and related occupations.

The revised compensation program promises to provide direct funds to eligible recipients within three to 10 business days rather than requiring them to later apply for reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses.

The project is funded, in part, by the Government of Canada’s Union Training and Innovation Program.

The regional board sets the strategic direction in Canada, the U.S., Latin America, Brazil and the Caribbean

The new campaign will launch during National Cleaning Week, March 22 through March 28, 2020.

Neil Ritchie has led the Green Health Leaders Initiative for the coalition which focused on enabling health executives, physician leaders and board members to become better environmental stewards.

While norovirus is often associated with cruise ships, it can also spread quickly through a community via its water supply.

The National Strategy for Women in Trades will be presented at the National Apprenticeship Conference in Calgary on May 24-26, 2020.

The City of Kelowna is participating in B.C.'s Early Adoption initiative that would allow wood frame buildings to be built up to 12 storeys tall.

Switching to bulk-size amenities is the hotelier's effort to reduce plastic pollution worldwide.

Preventable injuries are one of the largest burdens on the health care system, with estimated costs of almost $1.7 billion a year to the Atlantic provinces.

The board has initiated a search for a new CEO and established an Office of the Chairman to serve until a successor is named.

The Ontario government is taking steps to improve recycling and address the serious problem of plastic pollution and litter across the province.

A ceremony was held at the Niagara Home Builders’ Association office in St. Catharines, Ont on August 14.

Canadian employers have reacted admirably to the legalization of cannabis, but there is still room for improvement. This is according to a Conference Board of Canada examining how home-grown businesses are managing the implications of cannabis on the workplace.