A trading nation needs a globally engaged workforce

It makes good business sense for the Global Skills Opportunity program to become a permanent part of Canada’s ambition for growth.

Employment and Workforce Development Minister Randy Boissonnault’s department is responsible for funding the Global Skills Opportunity. The program helps to make international work and study experiences more accessible to students who face barriers to participation, writes Perrin Beatty.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY PERRIN BEATTY

April 15, 2024

Canada is a trading nation. In fact, in 2022, Canada's two-way trade in goods and services reached a record high of

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