With $6-billion boost, Ottawa hopes to shore up labour force for its building agenda
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With $6-billion boost, Ottawa hopes to shore up labour force for its building agenda
MARK RENDELL
ECONOMICS REPORTER
PUBLISHED APRIL 28, 2026
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Workers at the site of a condo tower under construction in Delta, B.C., in July, 2025. Canada has long faced a shortage of skilled tradespeople, and the issue is expected to worsen in the coming years.
DARRYL DYCK/THE CANADIAN PRESS
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