Ontario is adding 3,800 funded postsecondary seats for skilled trades programs as part of a larger expansion aimed at addressing labour-market needs across the province. The trades seats are part of more than 70,000 new publicly funded postsecondary seats being added in high-demand fields, including science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), health care, education and other labour-market programs. “Building more homes requires both a strong economy and a strong skilled workforce.
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