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Infrastructure-ready talent key to recovery

  • In times of economic downturn, investing in infrastructure is often viewed as a way to stimulate the economy and expedite recovery. U.S. President Joe
Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | April 19, 2021
Given the requirement for a sustainable talent pipeline, it is also time to get serious about mandating apprenticeship positions on federally funded infrastructure projects, writes Matt Henderson. Pexels photograph by Anamul Rezwan

Infrastructure-ready talent key to recovery

Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | April 19, 2021
  • In times of economic downturn, investing in infrastructure is often viewed as a way to stimulate the economy and expedite recovery. U.S. President Joe

Infrastructure-ready talent key to recovery

Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | April 19, 2021
  • In times of economic downturn, investing in infrastructure is often viewed as a way to stimulate the economy and expedite recovery. U.S. President Joe
Given the requirement for a sustainable talent pipeline, it is also time to get serious about mandating apprenticeship positions on federally funded infrastructure projects, writes Matt Henderson. Pexels photograph by Anamul Rezwan

Investments in education and training infrastructure critical to Canada’s long-term recovery 

  • As Canada begins to build back better, investments that achieve multiple benefits stand to expedite recovery and amplify impact. Just as the United States
Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | December 7, 2020
In a recent speech to the Canadian Club of Toronto, Infrastructure and Communities Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured Sept. 11, 2020, pointed out that every tax dollar invested in new infrastructure needs to perform a triple duty beyond the infrastructure itself—growing the economy, combatting climate change and promoting social equality. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Investments in education and training infrastructure critical to Canada’s long-term recovery 

Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | December 7, 2020
  • As Canada begins to build back better, investments that achieve multiple benefits stand to expedite recovery and amplify impact. Just as the United States

Investments in education and training infrastructure critical to Canada’s long-term recovery 

Opinion | BY MATT HENDERSON | December 7, 2020
  • As Canada begins to build back better, investments that achieve multiple benefits stand to expedite recovery and amplify impact. Just as the United States
In a recent speech to the Canadian Club of Toronto, Infrastructure and Communities Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured Sept. 11, 2020, pointed out that every tax dollar invested in new infrastructure needs to perform a triple duty beyond the infrastructure itself—growing the economy, combatting climate change and promoting social equality. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time is now for the House to work together on new ways to tackle the country’s biggest issues

  • Parliament resumes sitting soon and with a minority government, the 43rd Parliament promises to be a bumpy ride. This parliamentary session has the added
Opinion | BY DANIEL KOMESCH, MATT HENDERSON | November 27, 2019
Prior to announcing his cabinet, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sat down colleagues, clockwise from left, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, Green Parliamentary Caucus Leader Elizabeth May, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet, and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh. Significant cross-party collaboration will be needed to make the 43rd Parliament work, write Matt Henderson and Daniel Komesch. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Time is now for the House to work together on new ways to tackle the country’s biggest issues

Opinion | BY DANIEL KOMESCH, MATT HENDERSON | November 27, 2019
  • Parliament resumes sitting soon and with a minority government, the 43rd Parliament promises to be a bumpy ride. This parliamentary session has the added

Time is now for the House to work together on new ways to tackle the country’s biggest issues

Opinion | BY DANIEL KOMESCH, MATT HENDERSON | November 27, 2019
  • Parliament resumes sitting soon and with a minority government, the 43rd Parliament promises to be a bumpy ride. This parliamentary session has the added
Prior to announcing his cabinet, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sat down colleagues, clockwise from left, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, Green Parliamentary Caucus Leader Elizabeth May, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet, and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh. Significant cross-party collaboration will be needed to make the 43rd Parliament work, write Matt Henderson and Daniel Komesch. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade
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