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Government of Canada invests $430 million in skilled trades training

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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The Government of Canada is investing $430 million into the Union Training and Innovation Program over the next five years as part of the Team Canada Strong initiative. John Zerucelli, Secretary of State (Labour), invited organizations to submit applications to expand training capacity or introduce innovative approaches to skilled trades.

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The initiative aims to build a more resilient country by investing in the skills and industries that will drive Canada’s future prosperity. The funding specifically targets improving access to and quality of apprenticeship training and supporting skilled trades.

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    Ontario might see increased labor supply and infrastructure capacity due to federal investment in skilled trades and training.

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