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Ottawa invests $10 million to train 1,800 workers in energy-efficient building skills

by HR News Canada Staff February 8, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff February 8, 2026

The federal government will provide nearly $10 million to train workers in energy assessment techniques for insulation trades, part of a broader effort to address skilled trades shortages across Canada's construction sector. Employment and Social Development Canada announced the funding Feb. 6 for t...

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