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CARNEY ANNOUNCES NATION BUILDING PROJECTS, SKILLS GAPS IN CANADIAN WORK FORCE READINESS
· 19 min · S1 E99
Episode CARNEY ANNOUNCES NATION BUILDING PROJECTS, SKILLS GAPS IN CANADIAN WORK FORCE READINESS
As Prime Minister Mark Carney drives forward with significant investments in nation-building and defence projects, we must ask ourselves: Is the Canadian workforce truly prepared to seize these emerging job opportunities? Or are we on the brink of failure and delays that could set us back?
Join Christine Brooks-Cappadocia, the AVP of York University School of Continuing Studies and the insightful host of the Successfully Ambiguous podcast, as she dives into the critical workforce gaps we face. In this compelling discussion, she offers a non-partisan perspective on what both the federal and Ontario governments must do right now to align with market demands.
This conversation isn’t just informative; it’s crucial for the future of our economy and democracy. We must act decisively to prepare our workforce for the challenges ahead. Don’t miss out on this alarming yet hopeful dialogue that could shape the future of our nation.
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