Canada

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Diverse group of women in trades gear looking determined, facing a subtle barrier to entry in a construction setting.
Trades

Canada's women in skilled trades inclusivity strategies are failing.

Despite a 2018 federal budget allocation of $20 million over five years for women in trades, the overall representation of women in Canadian trades has barely budged, increasing from 3.

Rick Donovan·August 28, 2026
Experienced tradesperson mentoring a young apprentice, symbolizing the crucial transfer of skills and knowledge to address Canada's looming tradesperson retirement crisis.
Trades

Mentorship Programs Crucial for Canada's Retiring Tradespeople

By the end of this decade, Canada alone projects 700,000 skilled trades workers will retire, creating a massive void that current training pipelines are struggling to fill.

Rick Donovan·August 21, 2026
Split image contrasting a home's insulation R-value with the embodied carbon footprint of insulation material production.
Materials

Choosing insulation materials for R-value & environmental impact

In Canadian residential construction, insulation materials alone are responsible for 26.

Kyle Brenner·August 15, 2026
Diverse group of young Canadians training and working in skilled trades, representing the future of the workforce and Canada's infrastructure development.
Trades

Canada Launches $6B Program Addressing Skilled Trades Shortage

Canada's federal government just pledged up to $6 billion for a 'Team Canada Strong' program, aiming to train 100,000 new skilled trades workers by 2030-31.

Rick Donovan·July 18, 2026
A long line of aspiring plumbers fills a college hallway, illustrating the high demand for plumbing apprenticeship programs in Canada.
Trades

Skilled Trades Surge Overwhelms Plumbing Colleges in Canada

At Humber College in Toronto, the plumbing apprenticeship program received 3,500 applications for just 150 spots this year — a 23x oversubscription.

Rick Donovan·May 19, 2026
Diverse skilled tradespeople working on a modern construction site, symbolizing Canada's investment in addressing the labor shortage.
Trades

Canada Invests $6 Billion to Address Skilled Trades Labor Shortage

The Canadian government commits up to $6 billion over five years to address the skilled trades worker shortage, according to Daily Hive .

Rick Donovan·April 30, 2026
Modern Canadian cityscape at dusk with abstract cleaning service elements symbolizing national expansion and enhanced hygiene.
Services

Cleaning 365 Services expands commercial cleaning operations across Canada

In healthcare facilities across Canada, Cleaning 365 Services now disinfects high-touch surfaces multiple times daily, according to Banking Einnews .

Ben Foster·April 14, 2026