Campaign Dates 2023
National Safety Campaigns
The Canada Safety Council runs eight safety campaigns per year. During each campaign we distribute news releases to outlets across the country to bring attention to important safety topics. Our oldest annual campaign, National Safe Driving Week, has been running since the 1950s!
Over the years, we have reached millions of Canadians with our engaging and potentially lifesaving information, but we can’t do this work alone. Partnerships with funding organizations enable us to continue this work.
Can you help? Please contact us if you would like to discuss opportunities for collaboration and/or sponsorship in upcoming campaigns.

Maintenance: Long-Term Investment on the Farm
2023, Campaigns, Featured, National Farm Safety Week, News, Workplace Safety
Equipment maintenance can be a thankless chore and, even if done correctly, one that doesn’t pay immediate apparent dividends. Done improperly, or not at all, however, it can be the difference between safe operation and injury or fatality. National Farm Safety Week...

Freeze Out Winter Fires
2022, Campaigns, Featured, Home & Community Safety, National Home Fire Safety Week, News
A light snowfall outside, viewed through a frosted window that overlays an idyllic winter scene. Indoors, we maintain heat, we cook, we entertain, and as is often the case, we decorate for the season. Winter is nearly upon us and, whether through festive holiday...

Technology is a Tool, Not a Focus
2022, Campaigns, Featured, National Safe Driving Week, News, Vehicle & Road Safety
You’re driving in an unfamiliar area and don’t fully trust that you’ll be able to find your destination. But you’ve come prepared! You open your navigation app or your vehicle’s infotainment system, type in the address, and are fastidiously following the directions....

Think Twice Before You Send!
2022, Campaigns, Featured, Home & Community Safety, National Senior Safety Week, News
National Senior Safety Week is November 6 – 12, and the Canada Safety Council is calling attention to the disproportionate rate of seniors being targeted in online scams.