This quarterly newsletter is distributed to all subscribers of CCOHS Web or DVD/CD-ROM products as part of their Subscription service.

• Titanium Dioxide Classified as Possibly Carcinogenic to Humans
• Lockout Danger with Latest e-Course from CCOHS
• CCOHS Announces Recipients of Dick Martin Scholarship Award
• Publications Help You Understand MSDSs
• MSDS Database on the Grow!
• Marked Records Feature Enhanced

• Loose Cannons, Bullies and Tyrants Need Not Apply
• CCOHS Resource Helps Ensure Consistent WHMIS Classifications
• New Hazard Prevention Program Regulations in Effect – Job Safety Analysis Made Simple Offers Help!
• Staying Informed With The Health & Safety Report
• CCOHS e-Courses
• CCOHS Webinars
• OSH Events

• Control Banding: An Alternative Chemical Hazard Control Strategy
• Canadians Speak Out On Occupational Disease
• CCOHS Expands Access to Health & Safety Training for Managers and Supervisors
• Bringing Health to Work – New Web Portal From CCOHS
• Subscriber Extras! – Legislation Notification Service
• CCOHS Conducts On-line Surveys
• OSH Events

• WHMIS To Change With Proposed Adoption of GHS
• Safety e-Learning That's Easy and Effective!
• First Aid Recommendations from CCOHS Updated!
• New Turnkey Service to Manage Your MSDSs
• OSH Events
  

• Too Much of a Good Thing – The Hazards of Summer Heat
• e-Course Addresses the Pain and Strain of Office Work
• Scholarship Winners Announced
• Legislation Service Gets a Face Lift
• OSH Events
  

• CCOHS e-Learning: A Plus for Safety as Well as the Bottom Line
• Life...or a Living?
• North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week
• Heat Stress in the Workplace Can Be Controlled - and CCOHS' New Pocket Guide Can Help
• Health and Safety Committee Training Made Easy with New e-Course
• Prevention Strategies Emerge from Occupational Disease Forum
• Disc Information Service User Tips
• HRSDC Disc Gets New Name and New Look!
  

• Help For Workers Battling the Cold
• All First Nations Health & Safety Conference
• WHMIS for Workers – New e-Learning Course Teaches Workers to Work Safely with Hazardous Chemicals
• Counting down to Forum 2005 – Have You Registered?
• OSHLINE™ – An Essential Resource Tool in a World of Information Overload
• MSDS Management Service – New from CCOHS
• Disc Information Service User Tips
  
  

• CCOHS Collaborates with Health Canada
• The Health and Safety Report – New and Improved!
• New Disc Infromation Service (DIS) Ready for Launch
• We'll Let You Know... with the Chemical Information Service
• HS-Canada – A Virtual OH&S Community
• WIS Tips
• Subscriber Extras! Read All About It!
• Attention MSDS CD-ROM Subscribers
• CCOHS Website Celebrates a Decade of Diligence
• CCOHS Forum 2005
• New Labour Support Program a Powerful Resource for Labour OH&S Training
  

• Environmental Emergency Plans for Toxic Substances
• An Emergency? Be Prepared!
• Health and Safety Training for Managers and Supervisors e-Learning
• Simplified MSDS Management for Today’s Workplace
• Bill C-45 Now in Effect
• Building a Safe Beginning! NAOSH Week
• CCOHS Forum 2005
• Need to Know More? FREE Inquiries Service
• Monthly Legislation Updates Right to Your In-box

• CCOHS Health and Safety Training - Your Place or Ours!
• New Look for Web Version of OH&S; Encyclopedia
• Evidence-based health hazard evalutations - The CHEMINFO Story
• Bill C-45 New Canadian Criminal Law to Enforce Worker Safety
• Attention Legislation Subscribers
• CCOHS Turns 25 - In a New Building, Facing New Challenges

• Canada's largest city stays ahead with most current OSH research in the world
• New Web Information Service - Be one of the first to TRY IT OUT!
• Liaison refinements underway following positive survey results
• Stay Up to Date and In the Loop with The Health and Safety Report
• Martin O'Connell Leaves Legacy of Caring
• CCOHS Health and Safety Training delivered right to your doorstep
• Same Mission - New Name for New and Young Workers Website