Eden Marklund, Ben Rainforth and Laine Van Hardeveld chart their careers using Alberta’s skilled trades. Photos courtesy Alberta Advanced Education

Taking the trades route: Young adult Albertans tout the benefits of hands-on careers

by Local Journalism Initiative August 22, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative August 22, 2024

By George Lee | The MacLeod Gazette Welcome to build your own adventure, that challenging, interesting and well-paying career you design and launch with the help of Alberta’s skilled trades. It’s a concept that threads its way through the stories of young adults tasked with sharing their insight and...

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