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Ottawa to announce over $350M for skilled trades worker training, recruitment

CBC Canada ·
Ottawa to announce over $350M for skilled trades worker training, recruitment

The federal government will announce plans to help fund new infrastructure, equipment and recruitment efforts by unions and other organizations to train workers as part of a major funding announcement expected on Thursday.

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