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Discover the stories of the supporters of the Office to Advance Women Apprentices.


The CBTU is invested in diversifying the workforce! Find out more about our partnership and how we’re working together to get more women employed in the trades.

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Find out how our organizations are working together to improve the opportunities and outcomes of tradeswomen throughout the province.

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Progressive, engaging, supportive and committed. That’s how the Office to Advance Women Apprentices describes the Atlantic Canada Regional Council of Carpenters Millwrights and Allied Workers (ACRC).

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Trade Winds equips students with the skills they need to succeed in the trades while contributing to meaningful, real-world projects.

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Since 2014, YWCA Saskatoon has been running a program called Trades Journey in which they assist women into economic sustainability through careers in the construction trades industry.

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The project supports women financially, helps create inclusive learning environments, and works with industry to remove barriers that hold women back.

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With our partners at the Canada’s Building Trades Unions and Manitoba Building Trades, we’re building success for tradeswomen all across Manitoba.

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The CCA’s focus is clear: grow talent, connect members to projects, advocate for the industry, invest in training, and keep an eye on the future. Year-round, it offers everything from technical courses to leadership programs, helping crews and companies stay sharp in a fast-changing industry.

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The Office to Advance Women Apprentices works closely with the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA) and specifically the Women in Trades (WIT) team.

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The Manitoba Construction Sector Council has been a true ally to our team since we opened in 2019.

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