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Building Tomorrow is a campaign from the Cape Breton Partnership highlighting the five major projects underway that will revitalize the Island and put more people to work.

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4 days ago

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5 days ago

Are you interested in becoming an architectural cladder? Apply today for the upcoming Architectural Cladder Training beginning on June 12, 2023 at Local 56 Sheet Metal Workers and Roofers! 🔨 An Architectural Cladder is a person who does the installing, welding, burning, cutting, laying out, chalking, fastening, repairing, hoisting, and rigging of panels, metal and translucent sheets, insulation, ventilators all flashings, gutters, louvers, soffits during the construction of buildings. Architectural Cladders may specialize in on-site installation, shop manufacture and servicing, and maintenance of installed products and components.This 16 week FREE course will teach you all you need to know about becoming a successful architectural cladder. If you're interested, email Rochelle at rhatcher@nscsc.ca today! 📨 ... See MoreSee Less

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Last week, Women Unlimited at NSCC Marconi Campus visited the team at Sheet Metal Workers and Roofers International Association Local 56.👷‍♀️Check out the highlights below! ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less

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ICYMI: Skilled Labour Needed: Open House Aims To A

ICYMI: Skilled Labour Needed: Open House Aims To Attract More People To Contracting Jobs In Cape Breton 🏗️

Being able to stay home and work in a good job meant everything to Alexis Lynk.

The first female sheet metal apprentice to work in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Lynk decided to try the trade because it provides a stable career.

"I've always been into the trades. That's what I like to do," said the 32-year-old Sydney woman, who is a second-year apprentice.

"Roofing gave me an opportunity to stay home in Cape Breton, which was a driving factor and I'm able to excel (in) my career."

To continuing reading Alexis' story, visit the link in our bio! 📲

On Wednesday, April 12, we travelled across the CB

On Wednesday, April 12, we travelled across the CBRM to say Thank You for Building Tomorrow to construction workers and contractors who are currently working on the five major construction projects throughout the Municipality. We we're excited to visit the construction workers who're building the New Waterford Community Hub! 🚧

Each tradesperson received a well-deserved lunch break from Subway that included a sub, chips, a cookie, and a drink. In addition, they received a Building Tomorrow insulated lunch bag, thoughtfully filled with practical items that can be utilized both on the job and at home after a hard day's work. Supported by Colbourne Auto, and joined by our friends at Build Nova Scotia, over 80 tradespeople at the New Waterford Community Hub construction site received this appreciation gift!

Each dedicated construction worker is contributing to a brighter future for our community, one project at a time. So once again, Thank You for Building Tomorrow! 🙌

Stay up to date by following our social media pages to see who we visit next! To learn more about the New Waterford Community Hub project, visit the link in our bio. 📲

On Thursday, March 30th, we travelled across the C

On Thursday, March 30th, we travelled across the CBRM to say Thank You for Building Tomorrow to construction workers and contractors who are currently working on the five major construction projects throughout the Municipality. Our second stop of the day was the Northside Health Complex, where we visited the hardworking construction workers building a modern 60-bed long-term care home and a new laundry centre. 🚧

Each tradesperson received a well-deserved lunch break from Subway that included a sub, chips, a cookie, and a drink. In addition, they received a Building Tomorrow insulated lunch bag, thoughtfully filled with practical items that can be utilized both on the job and at home after a hard day's work. Supported by Colbourne Ford/Colbourne Chrysler, and joined by our friends at the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council and Build Nova Scotia, over 50 tradespeople at the Northside Health Complex construction site received this appreciation gift!

Each dedicated construction worker is contributing to a brighter future for our community, one project at a time. So once again, Thank You for Building Tomorrow! 🙌

Stay up to date by following our social media pages to see who we visit next! To learn more about the Northside Health Complex, click the link in our bio! 📲

On Thursday, March 30th, we travelled across the C

On Thursday, March 30th, we travelled across the CBRM to say Thank You for Building Tomorrow to construction workers and contractors who are currently working on the five major construction projects throughout the Municipality. Our first stop of the day was the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, where we visited the hardworking construction workers building the Cape Breton Cancer Centre, the Clinical Services Building, and the Energy Centre. 🚧

Each tradesperson received a well-deserved lunch break from Subway that included a sub, chips, a cookie, and a drink. In addition, they received a Building Tomorrow insulated lunch bag, thoughtfully filled with practical items that can be utilized both on the job and at home after a hard day's work. Supported by @colbourne_ford/@colbourne_chrysler, and joined by our friends at the Nova Scotia Construction Sector Council and @BuildNovaScotia, over 130 tradespeople at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital construction site received this appreciation gift!

Each dedicated construction worker is contributing to a brighter future for our community, one project at a time. So once again, Thank You for Building Tomorrow! 🙌

Stay up to date by following our social media pages to see who we visit next! To learn more about the Cape Breton Regional Hospital Project, visit the link in our bio! 📲

Equity, Diversity, And Inclusion Program Seeing Su

Equity, Diversity, And Inclusion Program Seeing Success In CBRM. 👏

Meet Robyn Lee Seale, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Lead at Nova Scotia Lands. Robyn Lee is working hard to ensure the CBRM Health Care Redevelopment Project is about more than buildings.

The goal of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (EDI) program is to work with underrepresented communities to ensure they are involved and benefiting from these large-scale construction projects. Robyn Lee dedicates her time to working with community partners and the construction industry to make worksites more inclusive and reflective of Cape Breton’s vibrant community, by focusing on policy and workplace culture.

To read more about the work Robyn Lee is doing, visit our website! Link in bio. 📲

It was a chilly day yesterday on the site of the f

Construction work is underway at the Cape Breton R

Construction work is underway at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital and you’re invited to join the Cape Breton Partnership for a community information session on Thursday, November 17, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Port of Sydney! 🚧

This is your chance to ask questions and hear from the organizations and representatives working on the major expansion of the Regional Hospital, including the new Cape Breton Cancer Centre.

You're encouraged to pre-register for this session by visiting the link in our bio! 📲

This week's New Country 103.5 Construction Crew is

This week's New Country 103.5 Construction Crew is NCL and Municipal Ready Mix! We were pumped to visit this crew working in Howie Centre! 🚧

The crew received swag from METI, chips from Membertou Market and Shell/Membertou Chicken and Deli, and Pepsi from Cape Breton Beverages. 🎉

Do you know a construction crew who could be next week's New Country 103.5 Construction Crew? Sign them up by visiting the link in our bio! 📲

ICYMI: Federal Government Investing In Apprentices

ICYMI: Federal Government Investing In Apprenticeship Programs For Workers In Skilled Trades 🚧

The federal government investing more than $28 million into helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Atlantic Canada hire apprentices in Red Seal trades.

The Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency’s Apprenticeship START Plus Project will provide financial support to SMEs in all four provinces towards hiring a minimum of 5,200 first-year apprentices in eligible Red Seal trades over the next two years.

Further, the project includes a minimum of 1,190 first-year apprentices from “equity-deserving” groups, a release regarding the announcement stated.

To keep reading, visit the link in our bio! 📲

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