You Can Now 3D Print with Liquefied Wood

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A chemist at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden is making sustainable 3D printing a reality. Read more


Teens Trade a Week of Summer for a Trades Introduction

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Students going into Grades Seven and Eight are exploring a future career in the skilled trades and technologies at the Skills Work! Summer Camp in Sudbury. Read more

Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers Take Action to Improve Skills Training and Labour Market Outcomes to Support Economic Opportunities

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Labour market ministers from across Canada agreed to continue to take ambitious action to improve economic opportunities for Canadians. Read more


Dad Cheer on Daughters at Trade Competition

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Many fatherly figures showed up to support 10 girls who participated in the Girls Exploring Trades and Technology (GETT) camp for girls between Grade 6 and 8 in Saskatchewan. Read more

Turning Differences into Strengths

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A country’s competitiveness was traditionally based on its natural resources. But to be competitive in the 21st century, we need to focus on people and developing talent within our borders — this is particularly critical as populations age and shortages of skilled talent emerge. Read more


Radio Frequencies Keep Edmonton Workers Safe

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Following a fatal incident in 2011, it took little convincing for Blair Buchholtz, Edmonton Transportation Services general supervisor of aggregate and recycling, to try out a new piece of safety technology. Read more


$2 Million WBF Program Expansion

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The federal government is expanding training and skills development opportunities for women by investing more than $2 million in the Women Building Futures’ (WBF) Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) Program. Read more


Asset Management a Needed Infrastructure Tool, Says Advocates

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The best practice for strategic infrastructure investment in Golden, B.C. and Edmonton, Alta. demonstrates the importance of embracing the process of asset management for municipal leaders across Canada, says one former municipal leader. Read more

A Closer Look at the Prompt Payment Problem

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Paying a bill is the final step in an exchange of value between the payer and the payee. That this is an exchange is a crucial point, and the fact that payers – who have already received their value – sometimes seem to overlook this is the cause of much rancor. Delayed or non-payment instantly triggers a deep-seated sense of injustice. Read more



This 26-Story High-rise Will Be the Biggest Passive Building in the World

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Most buildings that meet the rigorous passive house standards are single-family homes. But a new passive house apartment building in New York City will be 26 stories high—the tallest and largest in the world. Read more.