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PrintGrowing concern skills shortage returning to Canadian economy
It's a good time for all parties to take skills development up to a new level with a movement towards a Canadian Skills Development Strategy, similar to the legendary campaign 'ParticipACTION.'
From the Prime Minister, to the chamber of commerce president, to the cabinet maker in Vancouver, there is a growing concern that the skills shortage is returning to the Canadian economy. The economic downturn of the last year-and-a-half took the issue off the table as downsizing and layoffs became the order of the day.
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Growing concern skills shortage returning to Canadian economy
It's a good time for all parties to take skills development up to a new level with a movement towards a Canadian Skills Development Strategy, similar to the legendary campaign 'ParticipACTION.'
From the Prime Minister, to the chamber of commerce president, to the cabinet maker in Vancouver, there is a growing concern that the skills shortage is returning to the Canadian economy. The economic downturn of the last year-and-a-half took the issue off the table as downsizing and layoffs became the order of the day.
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