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Dryden Weyerhaeuser Paper mill built Recovery Boiler #4 as part of reducing air emissions from their mill. Weyerhaeuser had already completed pretty much the same project at their mill in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, where they installed manifolds on…
Between 2002 and 2004, ONIWG turns to the courts for fair cost-of-living adjustment for injured workers
Inflation was not an issue when the workers’ compensation system was introduced back in 1915. But by the 70’s and 80’s injured workers saw their benefits being swallowed up by rising prices and increased cost-of-living. Annual indexing is supposed to protect injured…
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Calling on injured workers to take part in Human Rights Commission survey on poverty
The Ontario Human Rights Commission is doing a survey of people who are experiencing poverty, or have experienced poverty in the past, and also family members, friends or service providers who know someone who has experienced poverty.
This is part of a…
University of Waterloo seeks injured workers for study on retirement & poverty
Tony Mauro: the passing of a long time fighter for injured workers
Training for injured workers on accommodation law
Remembering Jim Nugent
ONIWG continues to speak out on key issues facing injured workers
In two recent communications, the Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups (ONIWG) continues to raise its voice on issues of long-standing concern to the injured worker community.
Claims suppression, non-reporting and abandoned claims
A letter to the President and CEO of the…
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Remembering John Rae
John Rae. A social justice, disability and human rights advocate, his expertise and boundless energy contributed substantively…
Injured Workers Community Legal Clinic and the injured worker community is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of valued IWC Board member and friend,