The Ontario government is spending millions to help veterans, Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members, and their spouses to start careers in the skilled trades.
The Ontario government is spending millions to help veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members, and their spouses to start careers in the skilled trades.
The province is also investing millions more through the Skilled Development Fund to provide free training for CAF members and veterans in tech and cybersecurity careers.“From our consultations with soldiers, their spouses and veterans, we heard that their biggest challenges when returning home are finding careers that recognize their military skills and experience, without burdensome red tape and delays,” said David Piccini, Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development.
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