Shane Mercer

Shane Mercer

Shane Mercer is a journalist with nearly two decades of experience covering Canadian news and sports. He is well versed in digital, television and radio platforms. He now focuses on safety in the workplace in Canada.  Shane is a married father of three who enjoys the outdoors, sports, and having fun with his wife and daughters.

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Criminal negligence trial begins in British Columbia

Company and former supervisor charged in fatal trench wall collapse

Criminal negligence trial begins in British Columbia

Why curiosity can be a tool to manage conflict

"Even when you're not feeling curious, you can act curious," says author and conflict engagement specialist

Why curiosity can be a tool to manage conflict

Registration open for ASSP's Safety 2025

Annual conference and trade show taking place in Orlando in July

Registration open for ASSP's Safety 2025

Women in Safety Summit to showcase power of networking

Why event chairperson says 'relationships are vital to your success'

Women in Safety Summit to showcase power of networking

Canada steps up to combat California’s wildfires

62 Canadian firefighters and two water bombers helping fight flames

Canada steps up to combat California’s wildfires

Change of leadership at Threads of Life

Eugene Gutierrez replacing Shirley Hickman as executive director

Change of leadership at Threads of Life

The road to cleaner and safer long-haul trucking

The benefits and challenges of transitioning away from diesel fuel

The road to cleaner and safer long-haul trucking

WorkSafeBC issues more than $90,000 in penalties in December

20 fines were issued during the month for a range of offences

WorkSafeBC issues more than $90,000 in penalties in December

What 2025 holds for Canada’s safety professionals

CCOHS on the issues, trends, and events to keep an eye on in the year ahead

What 2025 holds for Canada’s safety professionals

Two fatal workplace incidents in BC last month

Logging truck accident and greenhouse worker death included in WorkSafeBC summary

Two fatal workplace incidents in BC last month