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FSC at ePIC Canada 2026

We are thrilled to announce that Steve Richter, Manager of Policy at FSC, and Diana Apostolides, Director of Policy and Strategy at FSC, will both be featured speakers at ePIC Canada 2026! 
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FSC at International Business Woman Forum 2026

We are thrilled to share that Dr. Elyse Watkins, Associate Director of Corporate Strategy at FSC, will be participating as a panellist at the International Business Woman Forum 2026!
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FSC at Future-Proofing the Marine Workforce

We are thrilled to share that Noel Baldwin, Executive Director at FSC, will be delivering a keynote address at the Imagine Marine Conference 2026!
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FSC at Street Entrepreneurs Grand Finale & Business Showcase

We are thrilled to share that Alex Stephens, Director of Programs at FSC, will be speaking at the Street Entrepreneurs Grand Finale & Business Showcase!
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September 1, 2026 31 minutes
Podcast
Season 6 | Episode 5

Supporting Indigenous Community Health Workers: Lessons from Ontario and Alaska

In this bonus episode of the Future Skills Podcast, we explore the critical role Indigenous community health workers play in supporting health and well-being in...

Featuring: Jeremy Strachan, Bethany Haalboom, Janet Gordon, Madison Pierce, Dr. Michelle Hensel

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Project

BOLD: Better Outcomes for Laid Off Displaced Workers

The BOLD–Better Outcomes in Layoffs and Downsizing project aimed to test a layoff aversion model among manufacturing workers in Ontario by adapting and implementing the U.S. model. The project partnered with manufacturing employers and unions to support workforce retention during periods of economic uncertainty and sector disruption.
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Research

Supporting Production Workers in the Shift to Electric Vehicles 

This project examined how displaced auto workers are experiencing this transition and whether current training and credentialing systems are helping them move into new opportunities.
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Project

Leveraging A Physician-Driven Response to Medical Communication Skills Development for Newcomer Physicians

The HELP program (Health English Language Pro) was developed to address some of these barriers through a peer-to-peer partnership model between volunteer and newcomer physicians. The program focused on improving English medical communication, understanding of the Canadian healthcare system, professional confidence, and social capital.