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David Piccini, Ontario's Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. Photo: David Piccinimpp.ca

Ontario spends $8.8 million to expand Cambridge trades training centre

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The Ontario government has completed a major expansion of a skilled trades training facility in Cambridge, backed by more than $8.8 million through the Skills Development Fund Capital Stream. The upgraded centre, operated by LiUNA Local 837 at 330 Industrial Road, is expected to train up to 5,000 ad...

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