$3.9M in skilled trades funding to help women, domestic violence survivors: Ontario
- Posted on September 2, 2026
- By The Toronto Star
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In brief
Ontario is investing nearly $3.9 million in four specialized training initiatives designed to empower women and domestic violence survivors by equipping them with valuable skills in high-demand trades. These programs aim to increase economic independence and career opportunities for vulnerable populations, addressing both gender gaps in skilled trades and supporting survivors' pathways to financial stability and self-sufficiency in the growing trades sector.
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$3.9M in skilled trades funding to help women, domestic violence survivors: Ontario
Ontario says it's spending nearly $3.9 million across four training projects intended to help women, including survivors of domestic violence, train for in-demand skilled trade careers.
