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Future Skills Centre’s Impact Report: Building a Resilient Workforce in Canada

The Future Skills Centre (FSC) is thrilled to release our 2025 Impact Report: Building a Resilient Workforce, showcasing our six years of impact as a leader preparing Canada for the future of work.

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