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Brian Patterson Retires After 20 Years as OSL President

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Patterson to Retire After 20 Years at Ontario Safety League Helm After two decades of dedicated service, Brian Patterson is set to retire as President and CEO of Ontario Safety League. His leadership... Read More

Concerns Rise Over Declining Safety and Compliance in Ontario

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Stakeholders Concerned Over Deteriorating Safety, Compliance Standards in Ontario Ontario’s transportation safety standards are under scrutiny as industry stakeholders raise concerns over declining... Read More

Winter Safety Tips from OSL President Brian Patterson

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Safety at Home During Snowstorms Brian Patterson, President & CEO of Ontario Safety League, shares essential tips on staying safe at home during extreme winter weather conditions. Watch Now... Read More

Canadian Cities Strengthen Road Safety Measures After Windsor Collisions

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After a String of Fatal Collisions in Windsor, How Are Other Cities Tackling Road Safety? With increasing road fatalities in Windsor, cities across Canada are implementing new safety measures to ... Read More

The OSL’s opinion on the increased speed limit to 110kph on certain sections of the 400 series of highways.

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Check Out the Blog post on The OSL’s opinion on the increased speed limit to 110kph on certain sections of the 400 series of highways. Blog Post ... Read More

Safety professionals sound alarm on schools offering training for low prices

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What's the plan to replace Ontario's blue licence?

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2 years after concerns were raised, when will Ontario’s blue licence plates be replaced? ... Read More

Insurance Broker your best option ..... beats online insurance shopping!

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“It frustrates me,'” says Brian Patterson, president and CEO of the Ontario Safety League (OSL). “Invariably, when people talk to me about insurance shortfalls, it was because they ... Read More