New proposed agency would streamline the province’s skilled trades system
The Ontario government is introducing new measures to help tradespeople get their certification from one reliable, streamlined destination.
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The Ontario government is introducing new measures to help tradespeople get their certification from one reliable, streamlined destination.
WELLAND – Niagara College has started accepting applications to Ontario’s new accelerated training program for Personal Support Workers. The program, which is tuition-free for the first 6,000 students, is part of the Ontario government’s $115 million investment to train up to 8,200 …
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It may be the end of January, with a pandemic locking down the province, but summer days and a pandemic on the decline is not far away. So the town of Lincoln has posted its summer jobs.
The owner of Grimsby’s The Forty Public House and a Niagara restaurant alliance he has formed is calling for the repeal of an order targeting Niagara hospitality businesses. Mark Wood is also demanding the resignation of and an apology from …
The Ontario government is investing $511,100 in the Pathways to Post-Military Employment program to support veterans and reservists find jobs in the construction industry.
Ontario is hiring 98 additional frontline health and safety workers. Once the new hires are onboard, the province will employ the most active labour inspectors in its history.
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) has published a recovery recommendation plan called the She-Covery Project in an effort to stop the massive decline of women in the labour force. It says the number of female workers in Ontario is …
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Amazon Canada is set to build a delivery centre in Stoney Creek and a warehouse in Mount Hope.
District School Board of Niagara approved a motion to allocate a portion of the surplus funding for the 2020/2021 year to lowering class sizes by hiring more teachers.