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Merit Ontario for Training focuses on future-ready training, offering e-learning and custom training programs for the construction industry. Catering to all employer sizes, their innovative solutions are designed to meet the dynamic needs of today's and tomorrow’s market, ensuring flexible and effective training and employment strategies.
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We have exciting news to share. Merit for Apprenticeship now sponsors 10 skilled trades in Ontario! We are proud to announce the addition of our newest trade: 433A Industrial Mechanic Millwright With this new trade, we continue to support apprentices and open shop contractors across Ontario in some of the province’s most in-demand skilled trades. […]
April is Stress Awareness Month. “Tough jobs require strong support systems.” April is Stress Awareness Month, and in construction, stress is not seasonal. Tight deadlines, labour shortages, rising material costs, long hours, and physically demanding work all add pressure. For contractors, the mental health of your workforce is not just a personal issue. It directly […]
Crew Stability = Profitability Ontario’s construction sector employs nearly 600,000 workers, about 7.5% of the provincial workforce, and demand remains strong across infrastructure and housing. At the same time, labour market tightness continues to shape operations. Employers consistently report that recruiting and retaining skilled workers is among their top challenges. With projected retirements and ongoing […]
Celebrating Progress and Building the Future Women in Construction Week (WIC Week) takes place March 1–7, 2026, and celebrates the contributions, achievements, and growing impact of women across the construction industry. Led by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), the week also raises awareness of career pathways, training, and apprenticeship opportunities for women […]
