Honouring Lives, Strengthening Safety

Every year on April 28, workplaces across Canada observe the Day of Mourning—a time to remember those who have lost their lives, been injured, or become ill due to workplace incidents, and to reflect on the importance of safety.

At MSA, this day aligns closely with our mission to support safer workplaces across Saskatchewan. While statistics show the scale, they never capture the full story. Behind every number is a person—a coworker, friend, or family member—whose absence or injury has a lasting impact.

The Day of Mourning is marked in many ways, from flags at half-mast to moments of silence at 11:00 a.m. Each act of remembrance reinforces a shared commitment: every worker deserves to return home safely.

MSA Strategic Plan: Member Feedback Request

MSA is currently developing our next strategic plan, and your input is important to us.

We invite our members to take a few moments to share your perspectives through the survey link below. This is your chance to help guide our priorities and ensure we continue to meet the needs of our members.

Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts, we truly appreciate your input.

MSA Competent Safety Leader

Congratulations to Paula from Warner Industries on achieving MSA’s Competent Safety Leader (CSL) designation.

Paula has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to workplace safety. By successfully completing the CSL program, she has further showcased her leadership and dedication to creating a safer workplace. Her efforts make her a truly deserving recipient of this designation and an inspiration to her peers.

Interested in earning your Competent Safety Leader (CSL) Designation?

👉 Apply for the CSL Designation today and take the next step in advancing safety in your workplace.

Safety & Health Week; Save the date: May 4–9

A reminder to focus on preventing injury and illness — at work, at home, and in our communities.

CCOHS has free Training Sessions available all week.

Join the conversation #SafetyAndHealthWeek

Upcoming Live Virtual Training Options

Live/Virtual Training

Classroom Training

More training options available. Online Course Registration

MSA also offers in-house training at members site: In-House Training Request

MSA Member Lunch Meeting in Yorkton

Join us on May 8th in Yorkton as OHS Officer Derek Fletcher presents OHS Regulation Review, offering an in-depth look at the ongoing regulatory review process and what it means for the future of workplace health and safety.

The session highlights key areas under consideration and outlines potential legislative changes that may be on the horizon.

Registration is limited, register today to save a seat!

This is a free MSA member event.

Member Discounts and Collaborations

For more information on MSA member discounts, collaborations, and exclusive offers, visit our Members’ Discount page.

Upcoming Travel and Collaboration Opportunities

MSA Safety Consultants will be in the Weyburn and Meadow Lake areas soon. If your business is interested in having a MSA Consultant come out at no additional charge to provide consulting onsite safety services, contact us at: Info@motorsafety.ca or at 306-721-0688.

If you have any further safety information that you feel should be communicated to our industry and membership, please email: Info@motorsafety.ca

Your feedback is invaluable to us. Please take a moment to complete a short survey to help us improve our services.

Member Survey Link

Thank you for your continued support and collaboration.

Sincerely,

Ryan J. Bast, CRSP

Executive Director