Ontario winter weather means higher risks for businesses. Learn some tips to control your workplace's winter weather risks

Workers exposed to extremely cold conditions are at risk of serious health problems, including hypothermia, frostbite, dehydration, and muscle injuries.

A social host may be held responsible for the acts of their guests if their conduct creates or exacerbates a risk to the public.

We pull out the winter coats and make sure our home heating systems are functional – but what about our vehicles?

Severe winter weather can lead to property damage, employee illness or injury, and possible business closures.

As of January 1, 2016, all insurance providers operating in Ontario are required to provide discounts—typically 2 to 5 per cent—to policyholders who purchase and install winter tires. These discounts, which were mandated by the Ministry of Finance and the Government of Ontario, were put into force to not only reduce insurance rates but also to improve overall roadway safety.