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Ottawa spending $9 million to train 2,000 sheet metal workers in green construction

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The federal government is investing nearly $9 million to train 2,000 Canadian sheet metal workers in green building practices as Canada faces a growing shortage of skilled trades workers. The funding will go to Canada's Building Trades Unions to develop and deliver training for both unionized and no...

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