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Ottawa, New Brunswick commit $13.8 million to retrain tariff-hit workers

by HR News Canada Staff May 22, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff May 22, 2026

Workers in New Brunswick's softwood lumber, mining, construction and transportation sectors will gain access to retraining and employment supports under a new $13.8-million federal-provincial agreement announced May 21 in Fredericton. The three-year investment, called the Canada–New Brunswick Workfo...

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