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Annual Risk of Death Resulting From Short Falls Among Young Children: Less Than 1 in 1 Million  Pediatrics Vol. 121 No. 6 June 1, 2008 pp. 1213 -1224 (doi: 10.1542/peds.2007-2281)

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 01-Jun-2008 direct link (PediatricsVol121no6june1_2008.pdf) [9466]

Bauer Company 2013 Annual Report

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 27-Mar-2014 direct link (Bauer_Company_2013_Annual_Report.pdf) [9545]

Bicycle Helmet Standards and Hockey Helmet Regulations: Two Approaches to Safety Protection  Voluntary Codes: Private Governance, the Public Interest and Innovation by Kernaghan Webb

Description: The rule requiring CSA hockey helmets at Toronto rinks is not based on a provincial or federal law. This requirement for Canadian-only helmet certification is probably illegal under article 603 of the Free Trade Agreement.

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 10-Jan-2004 [9471]

Biomechanics of Sport Concussion: Quest for the Elusive Injury Threshold  Kevin M. Guskiewicz, Jason P. Mihalik

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 27-Mar-2014 Exerc Sport Sci Rev. 2011;39(1):4-11. [9547]

Consumer Products Safety Commission (USA)  from Wikipedia regarding the Certification sticker inside the helmet from the American government’s

Description: At Toronto Outdoor City Run Ice Rinks - Staff enforce the policy that ALL children under six must wear a hockey helmet certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) – no other certification will do.

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 19-Jan-2014 direct link [9455]

Helmet policy - rink staff  June 2004

Description: When do City of Toronto rink staff have to wear helmets?

Part of: Policies relating to Staff Regulatory View: Skating Rinks Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 29-May-2010 direct link (SkatingEnviroment2july15-04rev1_1.pdf) [274]

Helmet Policy Documentation  City of Toronto

Description: CONTACTS Winter/ Spring 2002

Part of: Regulatory View: Skating Rinks Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 29-May-2010 [273]

Helmet Policy Documentation  City of Toronto - from CELOS files

Description: Contact Sheet, final Comments before creating City of Toronto Helmet Policy for Outdoor Ice Rinks

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 29-May-2010 Source: City of Toronto direct link (HelmetContactSheet_finalCommentsFromPeople__aug_15-02_1.pdf) [9458]

Helmet Policy for Ice Activities 2004  City of Toronto

Part of: General Policies Regulatory View: Skating Rinks Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 29-May-2010 direct link (HelmetPolicyForIceActivities.pdf) [324]

Helmet Safety - Ottawa  City of Ottawa

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 28-Jan-2014 direct link (Helmet_safety___City_of_Ottawa.pdf) [9462]

Helmet Types and Safety Information

Description: In order to pass the CPSC test a helmet must reduce a 1000 G energy pulse to under 300 G's. A 1000 G energy pulse is equivalent to falling roughly 7 ft. to the ground or a 14 mph impact into a flat surface.

Part of: Media: Helmet use in Public Space Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 19-Jan-2014 All-female flat-track roller derby league in Chicago, IL direct link (HelmetTypesandSafetyInformationWindyCityRollers.pdf) [9456]

Hockey Headgear and the Adequacy of Cur rent Designs and Standards  Safety in Ice Hockey, ASTM STP 1341, A. B. Ashare, Editor, American Society for Testing and Material

Description: Sports Biomechanics Impact Research Lab, Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 2000

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 03-Feb-1998 direct link (Hockey_Headgear___ASTM.pdf) [9467]

Ice Hockey Helmet Regulations SOR/2011-21  CANADA CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ACT

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 02-Apr-2011 direct link [9549]

ICE SKATING PROTECTIVE HELMET POLICY  Issue Date Oct 16 2000, updated July 2013

Description: City of Moncton Helmet Policy

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 16-Oct-2000 direct link (cityofmonctonhelmetpolicy.pdf) [9474]

International Incident  January 27th, 2014 Filings in Canada, the United States and Mexico that CSA’s helmet laws are in vi

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Date: 27-Jan-2014 direct link (RestoreCSA___News___International_Incident.pdf) [9469]

Interview with Jim Kidd - Director PFR  City of Toronto - from CELOS files

Description: Interview by Belinda Cole, with City of Toronto Risk manager Jim Kidd, 2007, about claims against the city for injuries in rinks and playground.

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 23-Aug-2007 direct link [9570]

Municipal Scan for Helmet Policies Part 2

Part of: PFR Management view on Helmets Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 26-Mar-2014 direct link (Municipal_Scan_for_Helmet_Policies_Part_2.pdf) [9541]

Municipality Scan for Helmet policy: Part 1

Part of: PFR Management view on Helmets Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 26-Mar-2014 direct link (Municipal_scan_for_Helmet_Policies_PART_1.pdf) [9540]

Restore CSA  CSA should be returned to the rule of law and restored to its intended purpose.

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 03-Feb-2014 direct link [9468]

Safety in Ice Hockey, Volume 3  edited by Alan B. Ashare, Earl F. Hoerne

Part of: Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 01-Jul-2000 direct link [9548]

Ski and Snowboard Helmet Policy

Description: City of Toronto PFR 2009

Part of: General Policies Regulatory View: Skating Rinks Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 03-Jun-2010 direct link (SkiAndSnowboardHelmetPolicy.pdf) [356]

Summary of Research Articles

Description: sent by Parks, Forestry and Recreation manager Kelvin Seow, March 2014

Part of: PFR Management view on Helmets Sources/References: Helmets

Date: 27-Mar-2014 direct link (Summary_of_Research_Article_Att_8.pdf) [9542]