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Minister of Jobs and Families Patty Hajdu

Future Skills Centre invests $5.5 million to expand proven workforce training programs

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The Future Skills Centre is putting $5.5 million into scaling up three workforce training programs across Canada, targeting labour shortages in skilled trades and persistent barriers keeping young people and social assistance recipients out of the workforce. The funding comes through FSC's Replicate...

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