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Ottawa and Alberta spending $68.5 million to retrain tariff-affected workers

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The federal and Alberta governments will spend $68.5 million over three years to help workers in tariff-hit industries retrain and find new jobs. The funding, announced May 12, comes through a new agreement called the Canada-Alberta Workforce Tariff Response. It will support more than 7,800 workers ...

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