If you haven’t filed yet, log into myWCB & select ‘file my annual return’ to get started today. If you have questions, call us at 1-866-922-9221. We’re here to help. Annual returns.

If you’ve been injured at work, access our services without delay.

Incident summaries are based on information obtained as soon as possible after the incidents: they are preliminary and subject to change. Details have been edited to protect workers’ privacy.

WorkplaceNL is currently hiring for the position of Financial Analyst in St. John’s, NL. The closing date is March 3, 2023.

The Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island is creating a list of qualified candidates to fill Case Coordinator and Entitlement Officer positions as they become available.

Traumatic psychological injuries (TPIs) differ greatly from physical injuries. Being aware of the causes, treatment, and support can help.

Workplace injury took less of a toll on the Nova Scotians who work in our long-term care and home care sectors in summer 2022, according to WCB Nova Scotia’s Report to the Community, released today for the third quarter.

Ten years ago today on February 17, 2013, five fishermen from Shelburne County were lost to the sea on the ‘Miss Ally,’ a fishing vessel based out of Woods Harbour.

Joint health and safety committees (JHSCs) are integral to safety in workplaces with 20 or more employees.

The Canada Winter Games begin tomorrow! The WCB would like to thank the numerous Islanders volunteering their time and encourage them to always keep safety in mind.