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Ontario Government Expands KKETS Training Programs for First Nations Communities THUNDER BAY - NEWS - Premier Doug Ford was in Thunder Bay on Thursday and stopped by Matawa Learning Centre to meet with students and share some good news. The Ontario government has announced the expansion of the Kiikenomaga Kikenjigewen Employment and Training Services (KKETS)

Eight Programs Aim to Prepare 1,700 Indigenous Jobseekers for Rewarding Careers in Critical Sectors Thunder Bay, Ontario - Business - The Ontario government has announced a significant investment of $7.3 million in eight groundbreaking training initiatives, aiming to bolster the Indigenous workforce across Northern Ontario. These projects, funded through Ontario’s Skills Development Fund (SDF) Training

The provincial government announced millions intended to address worker shortages in the trades, with a focus on Indigenous participation.

Range Resources welcomed 150 female students from 15 area school districts to its Southpointe headquarters Wednesday for the annual Power of Her event, aimed at providing young women with the

A relatively low investment in cyber security awareness training can assist a company to improve its defences, says Isabel Adams, people enablement director at AVeS Cyber Security.

A local CDL training service says that fewer people driving means fewer goods moving, which makes the prices of goods go up for consumers.

Premier Doug Ford highlighted provincial investments in Indigenous training programs, visited paper and saw mills in a short swing through Northwestern Ontario.

A truck driver shortage is continuing to affect the shipping industry. A Paducah commercial drivers’ license training service said fewer people driving semitrailers means fewer goods moving, which makes the

By Tom LatekKentucky TodayThe Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs (KDVA) marked its silver anniversary Thursday at the Capitol Rotunda.Les Beavers, who was appointed the agency’s first

Twenty-one people who applied to become Baton Rouges next police chief passed the civil service exam and will move forward to the next step in the process: interviewing with Mayor-President