April 28th, Day of Mourning

April 20, 2012

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Every year Canadians recognize April 28th as a day to remember workers who died due to an accident or exposure in the workplace. Two examples of the dangers we Boilermakers face at the workplace have been recognized by WorkSafe in New Brunswick - Brother Omer Allain of Lodge 73 and Brother Paul Douglas of Lodge 359. To view their stories, click on their names below:

Brother Omer Allain
Brother Paul Douglas

Please work safe and remember all workers who have died on April 28th.

Ceremonies

Members of the Boilermakers are advised that there will be ceremonies held across the country to remember workers who have died due to workplace accidents and exposures. Click on a province below to find a ceremony near you.

British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Northwest Territories

CCOHS

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