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The company at the centre of one of the deadliest workplace incidents in Ottawa has pleaded guilty to two charges, while the owner of the company has pleaded guilty to one.

The families of some of the workers killed in Ottawa's deadliest workplace incident in decades say the penalty meted out on Friday should include jail time.

The partner of one of the six workers killed in the January 2022 explosion at Ottawa's Eastway, Tank Pump and Meter hopes a trial slated to begin in March provides answers about why he never made it home again.

The agency tasked with finding out the cause of the January 2022 industrial workplace explosion in Ottawa that left six employees dead says it has finished its work — but it could be some time before the results of that investigation become publicly known.

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The business accused of failing to keep employees safe in Ottawa's deadliest workplace incident in decades had its first court appearance on Friday.

The cause of the explosion that left six Eastway Tank employees dead remains under investigation one year later, even as the company already faces provincial charges alleging it did not take reasonable steps to keep workers safe. 

Ottawa's main labour body says it's paying 'very close attention' to whether local police file their own charges against Eastway Tank, after the Ministry of Labour laid workplace safety charges against the company in connection with a fatal January 2022 explosion.

Eastway Tank is facing charges under Ontarios Occupational Health and Safety Act in connection to the deadly explosion and fire at the facility in Ottawas south end nearly one year ago.

Family members of Eastway Tank workers who died in an explosion at the Ottawa tanker manufacturer's site last year are reacting to the news that the company now faces charges under the province's workplace safety laws.