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The Association of Workers’ Compensation Boards of Canada (AWCBC) is here to help you. We are your central source of information related to workers’ compensation in this country. If you are an employee of one of our member jurisdictions, sign up for a member account to discover our full menu of services and receive AWCBC eNews delivered to your inbox.
COVID Information Sharing

Understanding that COVID-19 can be contracted at work, Canada’s provincial and territorial workers’ compensation Boards and Commissions have published information for those who may be eligible to receive benefits after filing a claim. AWCBC brings to you a snapshot of the various measures taken by our members and partners.
National Workplace Injury Statistics Program (NWISP)

AWCBC’s National Workplace Injury Statistics Program is the sole collector and provider of lost time work-related injuries, disease, and fatalities statistics across Canada. Learn more.
Key Statistical Measures (KSM)

AWCBC’s Key Statistical Measures comprise 6 categories and 17 subsections, detailing facts from Claims and Injury Frequency to Benefit Liabilities and Administration Costs. Learn more.

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News from our Members

September 1, 2022

WCB Nova Scotia: 2023 employer assessment rates now available on MyAccount

August 31, 2022

WorkSafeBC warns of the dangers from slips, trips, and falls for workers in restaurants, bars, and pubs

August 25, 2022

WorkplaceNL launches Safety Leadership Awards

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21 Sep

STAY SAFE PEI and follow these important recommendations from our friends @PEIPublicSafety. For emergency assistance during the storm, call 9-1-1 #fiona #pewx #pestorm #safetymatters #pei

22 Sep

ATTENTION: Temporary Emergency Shelter available during Hurricane Fiona - via @InfoPEI
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21 Sep

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Media Clips

September 15, 2022

How many work-related deaths are recorded in Canada each year? - Canadian Occupational Safety

August 31, 2022

Manitoba launches review of workplace safety act and regulations - OHS Canada

August 31, 2022

Employers must disclose unsafe work refusals: WorkSafeBC - Journal of Commerce

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Workplace Health and Safety

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