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New Brunswick funds program to move veterans into skilled trades

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The New Brunswick government will provide $275,000 to Helmets to Hardhats Canada to train veterans, military members and their families for jobs in the skilled trades. The funding supports the organization's Skills Edge program, which helps the province's military community enter the unionized const...

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