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Nova Scotia Needs 11,000 Tradespeople by 2030

February 25, 2024 0 COMMENTS

Nova Scotia is experiencing a labor shortage and, as a result, needs more skilled workers to move to the province. According to Become A Canadian, as a result of the labor shortage, Nova Scotia has missed out on business worth more than $1B since 2022. The need for more workers costs business owners in the […]

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