Information Morning Cape Breton with Steve Sutherland chats with two participants from the Building Futures for Youth program, which is aimed at getting more young people into the construction and trades sector.
The Province is inviting Nova Scotians to help develop employment accessibility standards, the next phase in work toward the province’s goal of making Nova Scotia accessible by 2030. Interested parties can apply to be part of the Employment Standard Development Committee.
CANS President & CEO, Duncan Williams speaks to CBC about the industry’s workforce development needs and how the Building Futures for Youth program aims to help alleviate the future labour market shortage.
Nova Scotia Enters Phase Two; Webinar on Mandatory Vaccination Policy; Atlantic Border Reopening; CANS Office Updates.
Adsum for Women & Children is announcing the launch of the ‘Sunflower’ – a development project in Lakeside that will construct 25 homes for women, families and gender-expansive folks who are experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity.
Despite major project activity currently underway and on the horizon, Nova Scotia’s construction industry will face a significant labour shortage over the next decade – something the Construction Association of Nova Scotia’s Building Futures for Youth program is helping to alleviate in the years to come.
Webinar on mandatory vaccination policies; Rapid testing information & Vaccine rescheduling and more!
Find highlights from statistics released on Nova Scotia Building Construction (April 2021).
CANS Office Updates; A Visual Breakdown of Nova Scotia’s Reopening Plan Phases; Current Provincial Restrictions; Rapid Testing
Out of an abundance of caution and with respect to the phases outlined in Nova Scotia’s reopening plan, we have made the careful decision to postpone our CANS Advantage BBQ to Thursday, September 16, 2021.