During past year more people than the total population of Cold Lake haven't collected a paycheque
More than 32,000 Albertans have been looking for a job for at least a year.
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More than 32,000 Albertans have been looking for a job for at least a year.
More than 32,000 Albertans have been looking for a job for at least a year.
As COVID-19 case rates decrease and more Albertans get vaccinated, our province is starting to see signs of getting back to normal.
Alberta launches massive job support and training effort May 20, 2021 May 20, 2021 Topics Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announces the Jobs Now program. More than 22,000 Albertans are projected to get back to work through the largest jobs training program in the province’s history. The Alberta Jobs Now program will provide up to $370 million to help private and non-profit businesses support jobs for unemployed and underemployed Albertans across the province. “We’re investing in Alberta’s economic recovery with financial support to provide job opportunities for unemploy...
Alberta is launching a $370-million job training program that will pay up to 25 per cent of an employee’s wages for a year in an effort to kickstart the…