The Ontario Government is funding specialized training projects through its Skills Development Fund to help internationally trained healthcare professionals restart their careers. Through an investment exceeding $10.9 million across ten sector projects, organizations such as the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario and ACCES will receive targeted funding. These programs will support internationally educated nurses, doctors, and pharmacists with localized healthcare train

The Ontario Government announced a major workforce development program, backed by $228.8 million in federal funding over three years. The Canada-Ontario Workforce Tariff Response will help approximately 27,000 workers across the province retrain and upgrade their skills in response to US tariffs affecting key industries like steel, lumber, and automotive manufacturing. Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development David Piccini emphasized the government's

According to the latest Labour Force Survey , Canada's three largest provinces faced significant employment challenges in August. Ontario...

Ontario is taking a historic step to strengthen Canada’s workforce by removing interprovincial barriers for in-demand professions,...