Empowering Women in Trades: The Impact of the Women Unlimited Program
To be a tradesperson is to be a master of your craft, a problem solver, and a creator. Traditionally, the trades have been male-dominated, shaped by societal norms that often deterred women from participation. However, the Women Unlimited program challenges this notion by actively reshaping the narrative of women in the trades, nurturing their skills, and serving as a bridge to new opportunities. As we explore the stories of two former participants and the program’s dedicated leaders, we witness the impact of Women Unlimited.
More Public Housing for Nova Scotians
Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister John Lohr and Halifax MP Andy Fillmore, on behalf of Sean Fraser, federal Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities, announced today, February 23, the locations of new public housing units in Halifax Regional Municipality and 25 new modular housing units that will be installed in eight communities across the province by end of March.
Nova Scotia announces $3 million to attract international skilled workers
The Nova Scotia government has pledged another $3 million to attract and retain skilled newcomers. The money will go towards settlement support, helping provide health and skilled trades workers with enhanced English language training, settlement assistance, support for growing the francophone population and community settlement programs.
‘It’s a godsend’; Feds work with CBRM, Membertou to spur housing growth
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a long walk through the snow in a Membertou neighbourhood —but filled with thoughts of federal government plans to spur new home construction in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
What to expect from the new NSCC Campus this fall
Applications are now open for NSCC programs – and if you enroll in Sydney – you’ll be a part of the first ever classes to attend the new waterfront campus. We talk about how the experience will differ from the Marconi Campus.
More affordable housing in Nova Scotia
An announcement of over 9 million in funding for Membertou First Nation from the third round of the Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI).
Work progressing at site of Membertou’s future health centre
Work is advancing at Membertou First Nation’s future health centre site, located at the intersection of Churchill Drive and Big Noel Ekel in Membertou. The construction, led by the Dartmouth-based company Lindsay Construction, marks a significant development in the community’s health-care infrastructure.
PHOTO: Construction on Sydney NSCC continues
Source: https://www.saltwire.com/halifax/lifestyles/local-lifestyles/photo-construction-on-sydney-n ...