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Workplace Health and Wellness Reporting: A Review of Provincial/Territorial Requirements
The following report provides information on the provincial/territorial reporting
mechanisms workplaces must comply with related to health and wellness. It also covers
any current or new initiatives that could encourage workplace health and wellness
activities at the provincial, territorial or federal level.
A Statistical Profile of Canadian Workplace Characteristics
The following document provides information on the classification, size and geographic location
of major industries in Canada, providing a picture of the workplace landscape in Canada.
Active Living and the
Working Population, a series of information briefs based on the 2003
Canadian Community Health Survey, which provide a profile of the health and
health-related behaviour of the Canadian working population.
Active Living at Work On-Line Newsletter
Don’t miss an issue of the Canadian Council for Health and Active Living at
Work’s Newsletter!
The latest edition of Active Living at Work is now on-line. To keep
informed click here to be added to our e-network.
To view archived versions of the Active Living at Work newsletter please
click here.
Workplace Physical Activity and Healthy Eating Clearinghouse
This on-line database allows you to search for workplace specific
physical activity and healthy eating research, policies, programs, services
and best practices. Simply use the search feature to view over 200 entries.
Active Living and
Healthy Eating at Work Survey
CCHALW is gathering information on active living and healthy eating in
the workplace through the following electronic questionnaire. Please take
5 minutes to complete the survey by clicking here. Results
of the survey will be shared with respondents and posted on the website.
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learn more about the many benefits of workplace health and wellness, as well as ways to become more active to, from or at work.
around the workplace. The site shows how this information creates a convincing business case for implementing effective workplace health and wellness programs.
This popular site received more than one million hits in 2002 alone.
