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Newfoundland and Labrador sees construction demands rise to a peak in 2029
April 24, 2023 Strong activity in the province’s engineering-construction sector will drive construction and maintenance employment demands in Newfoundland and Labrador to a peak of nearly 16,000 workers in 2029, before they contract by as many as 940 workers (-6%) below 2022 levels by 2032. BuildForce Canada’s 2023–2032 Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward report for […]
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An ongoing construction recovery complicates labour force challenges in Prince Edward Island
April 24, 2023 Construction activity in Prince Edward Island continues to recover in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, with strong activity in both the residential and non-residential sectors contributing to overall employment growth. The challenge for the industry will be in responding to the considerable demands such growth has placed on almost all of […]
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More employment opportunities available in rural PEI
Mar 1, 2023 Businesses and not-for-profit organizations can increase economic development in rural areas of Prince Edward Island with support from a program offered by the Employment Development Agency. The Rural Enhancement Employment Program, previously known as the Rural Jobs Initiative, will continue to provide employers with wage subsidies to train and mentor new employees. […]
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Government of Canada announces projects aimed at removing barriers to equality in federally regulated workplaces
From: Employment and Social Development Canada February 27, 2023 Building more diverse and inclusive workplaces makes Canada’s workforce stronger. Today, Minister of Labour Seamus O’Regan Jr. announced close to $9.5 million in funding for 10 projects that will help break down employment barriers experienced by women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities. Funded […]
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Reducing barriers for Atlantic Canada’s rapidly growing Indigenous youth population could help ease labour challenges and benefit Indigenous communities
July 14, 2022 HALIFAX – Indigenous youth are a growing share of the workforce in Atlantic Canada. However, they face unique challenges that limit their labour market potential. APEC’s latest report examines Indigenous youth labour market trends and education, training, and employment opportunities in Atlantic Canada. The population of Indigenous youth in Atlantic Canada is […]
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Qalipu FN: Indigenous Labour Market Initiative Launch
July 8, 2022 The Indigenous Labour Market Initiative (ILMI) Project began in 2018 and is scheduled to continue through to 2023. Currently, the ILMI project is being carried out in First Nation communities across Canada, including Qalipu First Nation. The project is funded by Employment & Service Development Canada (ESDC) and is maintained and supported […]
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Investing in youth employment opportunities throughout New Brunswick
From: Employment and Social Development Canada May 24, 2022 Canada’s economy and future prosperity depends on young people being able to get good, well-paying jobs now and into the future. That is why the Government of Canada is making historic investments in young people, to ensure they have the supports, skills and opportunities needed to […]
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Atlantic Canada’s labour market is undergoing significant structural change
April 28, 2022 HALIFAX – Demographic, technology and sustainability are among several shifts changing the jobs, skills and work arrangements that will be needed in the future, according to latest research from the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council (APEC). The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated many of these changes and brought new labour force issues to the forefront. […]
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Minister Gould highlights $15-a-day child care during Newfoundland and Labrador tour
From: Employment and Social Development Canada March 11, 2022 St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Employment and Social Development Canada The Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, Karina Gould, met with several families and organizations across Newfoundland and Labrador to highlight the Government of Canada’s efforts to make life more affordable for families, while […]
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$15-a-day child care for families in Newfoundland and Labrador
From: Employment and Social Development Canada March 9, 2022 St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Employment and Social Development Canada Too many families across Canada lack access to high‑quality, affordable, flexible and inclusive child care. That is why the Government of Canada has laid out a plan to provide families in Canada with, on average, $10‑a‑day […]
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