Student filmmaker aims to help young workers stay safe on the job site this summer

Student filmmaker aims to help young workers stay safe on the job site this summer

May 30, 2025 8:21 pm PST.

Thousands of B.C. students are starting their searches for summer jobs, and one student filmmaker is encouraging his peers to stay safe at work. Kier Junos has the story.

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