Canada's Building Trades Unions mark Day of Mourning - On-Site Magazine

City of Winnipeg honours lost workers on National Day of Mourning - Winnipeg

Canada's National Day of Mourning, marked annually on April 28, commemorates workers who have died or suffered injury on the job.

Rain falls on Day of Mourning ceremony in Kelowna

The first official National Day of Mourning was in 1991

Canada's Building Trades Unions mark Day of Mourning - On-Site Magazine

(CNW Group/Canada’s Building Trades Unions) During Monday’s Day of Mourning, Sean Strickland, executive director of Canada’s Building Trades Unions called on workers and employers across the construction industry to take a moment to honour workers who have been injured, fallen ill, or lost their lives on the job, and to renew a shared commitment to building safer workplaces for all. “On the National Day of Mourning, Canada’s Building Trades Unio…

National Day of Mourning for killed workers held at Confederation Building

Dozens of people gathered at the Confederation Building on Monday for the National Day of Mourning for those killed or injured on the job.

Day of mourning recognizes injured workers

Thunder Bay and District Injured Workers Support Group gather to remembering workers who have died or suffered illness or injuries while on the job.

Every year, April 28, Canada's workers celebrate National Day of Worship, a solemn occasion to commemorate and honour people who are injured, sick or dead because of their work. Today, we gather in memory and solidarity, and reflect on the lives forever changed by these tragedies. We renew our commitment to ensure that workers return home safely at the end of each day. This year, Canada's unions call for urgent action to eliminate not only visib…