A year after a massive wildfire ravaged Fort McMurray and surrounding area, the reconstruction is in full swing. And the rebuild has created opportunities for young workers. After
Raising a child brings many worries and uncertainties. As children work their way through school one big question that arises is what will they do for careers. Like
When the going gets tough, the tough get training. That’s the key message behind efforts of the government and other agencies providing assistance to Albertans who want to
…it can mean earning the financial freedom to travel the world like Marty Quintal has. The aboriginal recruiter with Syncrude began her career with the company as a
It has really been David LeMay’s restless right arm that has helped him advance from apprentice electrician to the man at the head of one of the largest
Aquatera and CAREERS: The Next Generation recognized local high school students who are training to become Water and Wastewater Operators at a Monday evening event. The nine local
CAREERS: The Next Generation is starting a $1 million campaign to help get co-op students involved in the trades fields. Happening at Keyano College, the program has started
CAREERS: The Next Generation Foundation is launching a $1,000,000 campaign in Fort McMurray on August 30 to Rebuild Fort McMurray and create promising futures in trades and technologies
Think low oil prices means low demand for skilled workers in Fort McMurray? Think again,Alberta’s labour minister and a Syncrude vice-president both said Tuesday.
