Ottawa puts $9 million toward green skills training for sheet metal workers
AI Article Summary
The federal government of Canada has announced nearly $9 million in funding to develop new training programs for sheet metal workers. The initiative aims to increase the number of skilled tradespeople available for major infrastructure and housing projects over the next decade. Secretary of State for Labour, John, announced this support to boost the sector.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how the Canadian government is prioritizing the development of a skilled workforce to meet future construction demands. For Canadian builders, this means increased access to trained labor, which can help meet tight project timelines and enhance overall project quality. By investing in green skills, the initiative also signals a shift towards more sustainable construction practices.
