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Ontario's workplace safety board is spending over $800K on an ad blitz. Its own workers are questioning why
2026
Overview
Ontario’s workplace safety board is defending an advertising campaign that critics say is designed to improve its reputation, with some saying the funds should be spent helping injured workers. “Surely, this money could be better used to improve staffing levels, which would improve call wait times, speed to allowance for a claim, speed up access to health care, speed up return to work, all good things like that,” he said. NDP finance critic Jessica Bell said the ad campaign doesn’t produce a “tangible, practical benefit” for Ontario workers.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
