You can get the most in-demand trade jobs right now without a degree
A big perk of these jobs is that in most cases all you need is a certification or license.
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Young women receive advice from building enclosure specialists in the industry
Women in the building enclosure consulting field discussed challenges and opportunities they have faced throughout their careers in the trades industry.
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Hamilton-area women can learn welding skills for free at the upcoming workshop
The two-week classes, which run Monday through Friday, include 30 hours of welding training and 30 hours of first aid training.
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Building a more inclusive construction industry for women
“I think that the key thing is being as passionate as you can be, and you will succeed. No matter what your gender is.”
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A New Mix of Virtual and Augmented Reality
These technologies let you experience an immersive, interactive learning environment that dissolves the barriers between the virtual and real worlds.
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More women switching to careers in skilled trades
Apprenticeships are one of the best ways to prepare for a career in skilled trades.
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First Nations women are involved in a major transmission line
LCGS is the only program of its kind in Canada that is specifically designed for First Nation women from the transmission company’s owner communities.
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Tradeswomen are stuck wearing men’s gear, calling for ‘not pink’ work clothes
Although providing women with work gear won’t solve everything, it’s an essential step towards ensuring they feel included.
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Five construction projects in Waterloo for 2022
Among them is the opening of the East Side Branch Library, the renovation and expansion of the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, and significant improvements to Silver Lake and Waterloo Park.
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Skills Ontario introduces new app for exploring trades
Students of all ages can use the bilingual app to explore the skilled trades and technology pathways available to them.
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