September 14, 2026 — Thunder Bay, Ontario On Monday, September 14, injured workers, families, supporters and community members gathered in Thunder Bay for a public meeting hosted by the Thunder Bay & District Injured Workers Support Group. The evening was a chance to come together, share experiences, listen, ask questions and connect with others. 👉 … Continue reading Public Meeting Recap: Injured Workers Came Together in Thunder Bay
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PUBLIC MEETING — THUNDER BAY & DISTRICT INJURED WORKERS SUPPORT GROUP Monday, September 14, 2026 | 6:00 PM
PUBLIC MEETING — THUNDER BAY & DISTRICT INJURED WORKERS SUPPORT GROUPMonday, September 14, 2026 | 6:00 PM OPSEU Hall — 326 Memorial Ave., Thunder BayInjured workers and their families face enormous challenges navigating the compensation system. Many are struggling to make ends meet while fighting for the support they need.The Thunder Bay & District Injured … Continue reading PUBLIC MEETING — THUNDER BAY & DISTRICT INJURED WORKERS SUPPORT GROUP Monday, September 14, 2026 | 6:00 PM
Media Release Injured Workers Demand Ford Government Stop the Gutting of the Workers Compensation System – WSIB
Media Release Injured Workers Demand Ford Government Stop the Gutting of the Workers Compensation System - WSIB September 9, 2025 The Thunder Bay & District Injured Workers Support Group (TBDIWSG) will be holding a Media Conference on Monday, September 14 at 6 PM, at the OPSEU Building, 326 Memorial Ave., Thunder Bay. With the recent announcement … Continue reading Media Release Injured Workers Demand Ford Government Stop the Gutting of the Workers Compensation System – WSIB
Support Injured Workers’ Day
From our friends Alec & David. Hello everyone Injured Workers’ Day is the main annual event focused on justice for injured and ill workers. And this is a vital year for our workers’ compensation system. After years of massive rebates to employers and benefit cuts to injured workers, we have made some modest gains – … Continue reading Support Injured Workers’ Day
Greg’s Letter to the Editor – Chronicle Journal May 9, 2026
Hello,Attached, please find Greg's letter to the editor on Bill 105.
Get involved for workers’ rights
Please promote and participate in this year’s Injured Workers’ Day events. May 29 in Thunder Bay and June 1 in Hamilton and Toronto (see attached).This year is particularly important. After years of campaigning, we’ve made some progress on loss of earnings benefits after age 65 (although more needs to be done) and won an increase … Continue reading Get involved for workers’ rights
WSIAT / TASPAAT – Register now / Inscrivez-vous : Northern Perspectives – Tribunal Processes | Points de vue dans les régions du Nord – Processus du Tribunal
Subject: WSIAT / TASPAAT – Register now / Inscrivez-vous : Northern Perspectives – Tribunal Processes | Points de vue dans les régions du Nord – Processus du Tribunal Dear Advisory Group, Please feel free to forward the invitation below to anyone in your networks who may be interested in attending WSIAT’s Northern Outreach sessions. Be part of the … Continue reading WSIAT / TASPAAT – Register now / Inscrivez-vous : Northern Perspectives – Tribunal Processes | Points de vue dans les régions du Nord – Processus du Tribunal
interesting research report –
When mental health conditions and physical disabilities co-occur: Examining service needs
https://www.wellesleyinstitute.com/when-mental-health-conditions-and-physical-disabilities-co-occur-examining-service-needs/?mc_cid=12dc1d5fc3Key findings Compared to community mental health service users with mental health conditions only, those with co‑occurring physical disabilities had significantly higher overall and unmet needs related to:physical healthself‑carelooking after the hometransportationpsychological distresssocial connection Implications and directions forward “The findings highlight the need to move beyond a narrow focus on mental health symptoms toward addressing the broader … Continue reading interesting research report –
When mental health conditions and physical disabilities co-occur: Examining service needs
Letter to the editor – National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job – April 28
April 26, 2026 Letter to the Editor Re: National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job - April 28 Greetings, As we approach April 28th, the National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, I want to invite everyone to join us on Tuesday, April 28 at 6:00 PM at the … Continue reading Letter to the editor – National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job – April 28
Minister announces improvements for injured workers
Hello again, You may have heard that the Minister of Labour announced today proposed changes to the WSIB. Here’s the link: https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1007285/ontario-increasing-wsib-benefits-to-protect-injured-workers -LOE from 85% to 90% -Workers can receive LOE past age 65 if they planned to keep working -“Proposed changes would, if passed, apply to eligible workers on or after the date the legislation … Continue reading Minister announces improvements for injured workers