Author of the article: Calgary Herald
Publishing date: Apr 10, 2021  â¢Â 1 hour ago  â¢Â 3 minute read  â¢Â Cassy Weber says that if we do not make youth, education and, ultimately, innovation a priority as we emerge from the pandemic, Canada will be forced to rely on solutions from other nations the next time a crisis like this arises. Photo by Tero Vesalainen /Getty Images
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If Alberta and the rest of Canada want to repair their economies following the pandemic and set them up to be resilient, then youth, education and investment in innovation are the key.
So many of our sectors have been severely impacted as weâve battled the pandemic, so our solution for economic repair needs to be bold and assertive with a long-term vision.
Canadian Youth Are Turning to Coding as the New Language To Gain Critical Skills
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MindFuel is helping kids learn valuable skills and earn prizes through the Crack the Code Challenge
CALGARY, AB, Feb. 8, 2021 /CNW/ - With schools and parents opting for online learning as a safe alternative to in-classroom learning for their child s education, youth are picking up more tech-savvy skills. This includes the valuable skill of coding, with one nonprofit reporting an increase of more than 80 million hours of youth coding since the start of the pandemic in 2020 (Source: Code.org).