A black skull and crossbones on a white background warns of this type of hazard (no, not pirates)

Name the two dwarves from Snow White who don't sound like they're fit for duty

The largest mammal on the planet

This is the name of the thick, heavy form of petroleum extracted from the oil sands

This 1912 disaster killed over 1500 people, which changed maritime safety forever after

A black flame over a horizontal line warns you that a product is this

In Jurassic Park (1993), the T-Rex escapes after this critical safety system loses power.

This country music icon was referred to as "the man in black"

This is the primary method used to mine oil sands deposits that are close to the surface

This nuclear accident in 1986 released radiation across Europe

This sign is a blue circle with a white head wearing equipment, meaning this gear is required

In The Incredibles, Edna Mode refuses to add these features to the costumes she designs due to safety concerns

Name of the first Roman Emperor (it seems like a fitting month to ask this one)

SAGD stands for this

In 1917, a massive explosion in this Canadian harbour leveled much of the city and killed 1782 people

This colour is used for safety information signs that indicate exits, first aid or emergency equipment

In Ghostbusters, Egon warns the others to never do this dangerous act with their proton cannons

This is the longest river on planet earth

Canada's oil sands are primarily located within this large geological region

The 2022 FIFA World Cup was held in this country, where thousands of migrant workers reportedly died building stadiums and infrastructure

A triangular sign with a red border and a white center pointing downward, means this

In the movie Speed, Keanu Reeves has to keep a city bus above this exact speed to stop a bomb from detonating (a faster speed limit than anywhere on site)

The only planet in our solar system that spins clockwise

Commercial oil sands production in Alberta began in this decade

The world's worst industrial disaster happened in 1984, at a Union Carbide plant in this country