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Future Skills Centre at Transition Accelerator Event on Workforce Growth for a Prosperous Canada
What kind of skilled workforce does Canada need for a competitive, prosperous future economy—and how do we make sure we have it? As demand for low-carbon energy surges globally, Canada's role as a producer and exporter of critical minerals, electricity and more could come with big opportunities for workforce growth. The electricity sector is focused on how to train, upskill, and hire the workers needed to produce and distribute enough affordable electricity to meet projected demands. Critical mineral supply chains are facing similar issues, which could become even more challenging should efforts to responsibly speed mine approvals succeed.
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Apr 2, 2025
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Transition Accelerator
As demand for low-carbon energy grows, Canada has a major opportunity as a producer of critical minerals, electricity, and more, but do we have the skilled workforce to match?
Join us and the Transition Accelerator for a timely conversation on how Canada can develop a world-class, future-ready workforce to fuel economic growth in these key sectors.
Why Attend?
- Explore the skills and training needed for a skilled workforce in Canada’s energy and mining sectors.
- Learn about strategies to attract and retain top talent to meet industry demands.
- Understand how policy, tariffs, and regulations influence workforce readiness and economic growth.
- Discover how Canada can stay competitive in a global low-carbon economy.
Speakers:
- Dr. Dan Wicklum – CEO, Transition Accelerator
- Noel Baldwin – Executive Director, Future Skills Centre
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into workforce growth and the evolving job landscape in Canada. Register now
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