Beginning December 10, 2026, first aid training for early childhood educators will be subject to new requirements for daycare educators, home childcare providers, daycare permit holders, and certain childcare staff members. The proposed amendments to Quebec’s Educational Childcare Regulation, published by the Ministère de la Famille, aim to place greater emphasis on practical learning while […]
To integrate psychosocial risks into your occupational health and safety (OHS) prevention program, begin by assessing your workplace environment and the prevention measures already in place within your organization. This assessment aims to provide a clear picture of your workplace by identifying both psychosocial hazards—such as workplace harassment, exposure to potentially traumatic events, or different […]
Every school year, thousands of school buses transport hundreds of thousands of children safely to and from school across Quebec. While most trips are completed without incident, medical emergencies can happen anywhere—and often without warning. A child may suddenly experience: an allergic reaction; an asthma attack; a seizure; fainting; choking; or an injury while boarding […]
The back-to-school season brings plenty of changes for families. Between work schedules, extracurricular activities, and professional development days, many parents find themselves asking the same question: Is my child ready to stay home alone? For many families, this is an important milestone. Yet, in Quebec, there is no legal minimum age that determines when […]
Every dollar invested in OHS prevention generates up to $4 in savings. A workplace accident actually costs 4 to 10 times the amount of your CNESST contribution. And neglecting prevention directly exposes your business to fines, higher contributions, and the loss of talent; consequences far costlier than the investment itself. In 2026, it’s also a […]
