Workplaces across Canada will mark the National Day of Mourning on April 28, honoring workers who have died, been injured, or become ill due to work-related incidents. The Canadian Centre for ...

Four decades have passed since the National Day of Mourning’s first observance, and the annual toll from workplace fatalities in Canada continues to remain high. But just how deep and pervasive ...

The 2025 Day of Mourning is Monday, April 28th. "On the National Day of Mourning, Canada's Building Trades Unions stand shoulder to shoulder with workers across the country to remember those we've ...

11. The Prime Minister also published a statement regarding the National Day of Mourning on September 13, 2022. The statement included the following: Statutory holidays in Canada can only be ...

This year, Canada’s unions are marking the Day of Mourning by encouraging and empowering workers to know their rights at work, use the health and safety tools at their disposal and defend our ...

National Day of Mourning was proclaimed by Canada's Parliament in 1991, and is now recognized in more than 100 countries across the globe.

The 2025 Day of Mourning is Monday, April 28th. "On the National Day of Mourning, Canada's Building Trades Unions stand shoulder to shoulder with workers across the country to remember those we've ...