Heat Stress at Work in Quebec | Montreal News

Quebec workers are suffering under rising heat—with over 70% reporting brain fog, exhaustion, and dehydration—threatening both productivity and health. This isn’t just a local issue; global heat-related job injuries are soaring, risking permanent damage or death if left unchecked. While outdoor laborers face the brunt, indoor spaces like schools and factories are equally dangerous, especially for vulnerable groups. Solutions include smarter building codes for ventilation and shade, stronger workplace safety rules, and government leadership—starting with retrofitting public buildings—to adapt to hotter climates and protect workers’ well-being.

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