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Report
December 2024
Multimedia
Canada’s green transition is reshaping the workforce and shaking up the traditional career path.
Canada’s skills ecosystem is made up of employers, learners, education and training providers, unions, coordinating bodies and policymakers. Each plays an important role in building the green skills needed to drive the low-carbon transition.
October 2024
From trade to training — a virtual discussion about how Canada can reach its full green jobs potential.
New report makes the economic case for increasing investment in protecting, managing and restoring nature
Policy Brief
September 2024
A submission to Canada’s Competition Bureau in response to public consultation on the new provisions in Canada’s Competition Act outlined in Bill C-59.
Working Paper
August 2024
April 2024
Ontario needs to build more homes in the next decade than expected
March 2024
A how-to guide for groups leading and supporting green labour and skills transitions
These reports provide insight into the skills needs for workers in British Columbia’s growing mass timber sector, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers and rural, resource-dependent communities.
February 2024
These reports provide insight into the skills needs for workers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan’s growing plant-based protein industry, especially around value-added agricultural manufacturing, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers.
December 2023
These reports provide insight into skills needs for workers in Ontario’s growing zero-emissions vehicles and battery manufacturing sectors, and what steps can be taken by government, industry, and educational institutions to support workers in this transition.
