Provincial or territorial service · Work and business

Report a workplace injury (workers' compensation)

Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, checked

Short answer

If you are hurt or become ill because of work, tell your employer and file a claim with the workers' compensation board of your province or territory.

Who handles it

Each province and territory runs its own. Find yours in the table below.

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In every province and territory

Who handles it in each province and territory, with the official link.

Province or territoryWho handles itOfficial linkGood to know
British ColumbiaWorkSafeBCReport an injurychecked
AlbertaWCB-AlbertaReport an injurychecked
SaskatchewanSaskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board (WCB)Report a work injurychecked
ManitobaWorkers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB)Report your injurychecked
OntarioWSIB (Workplace Safety and Insurance Board)Report an injury or illnesschecked Tell your employer about the injury as soon as possible.
QuebecCommission des normes, de l'équité, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST)What to do after an accidentchecked
New BrunswickWorkSafeNBStart a claimchecked
Nova ScotiaWCB Nova ScotiaIf you are injured at workchecked
Prince Edward IslandWorkers Compensation Board of PEIFile your claimchecked
Newfoundland and LabradorWorkplaceNLOpen a claimchecked
YukonYukon Workers' Safety and Compensation BoardApply for compensationchecked
Northwest TerritoriesWorkers' Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC)Report an injurychecked
NunavutWorkers' Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC)Report an injurychecked One WSCC serves both Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, so its site is wscc.nt.ca.

Cite this page

Canada Service Map, "Report a workplace injury (workers' compensation)", checked 12 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/services/workplace-injury