National Day of Mourning

On April 28

  • attend a Day of Mourning event in your community
  • encourage others to attend an event
  • draft a message for your organization’s publication or web site
  • use digital tools to create online communities, posting meaningful photos and messages
  • update your health and safety knowledge through training and webinars
  • work with local media to promote and cover the Day’s significance and events
  • convince employers and public institutions to among other things lower flags to half-mast
  • work with other interested groups to host related events.

On every day

  • educate others about health and safety rights, responsibilities and prevention measures
  • insist on effective workplace prevention programs developed with full worker participation
  • insist on training that supports the identification, assessment and control of workplace hazards
  • encourage local media to report on health, safety and environmental issues
  • press elected officials to support stronger regulations and better enforcement of existing laws
  • create monuments to promote public awareness of workplace health and safety
  • host events with similar objectives in mind.

Local Day of Mourning Ceremony will be:

Sault Ste Marie & District Labour Council
Day of Mourning Ceremony: Grand Gardens, 68 Dennis St., Sault Ste. Marie
Monday, April 28, 2025; 10:00 a.m.
Contact: Michelle McLeave, 705-941-8589