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New Brunswick innovation research chairs announced

The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation today established three new applied research chairs valued at $3.525 million over five years.

Province, post-secondary institutions develop online tool to help persons with disabilities

The provincial government has collaborated with New Brunswick's publically funded anglophone post-secondary institutions to develop an on online tool to increase participation and success in post-secondary education for persons with disabilities.

Provincial government investing in program to hire new interns

The provincial government has invested $297,500 into two Mitacs programs for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.

New online labour market information tool announced

The provincial government has launched the New Brunswick Occupational Profiles, a new user-friendly online labour market information tool.

New Brunswick Public Libraries to launch 2014 Summer Reading Club

Staff and patrons of public libraries will be celebrating the start of the Summer Reading Club throughout the month of June by hosting launches in their respective communities.

Province helping connect workers with jobs through summit, online resources

The province launched a new job board and career information website today during the provincial jobs summit People, Skills, Jobs: Putting our resources to work.

Province holding Premier's Forum on Employment for Persons with a Disability

The provincial government, in conjunction with the Premier's Council on the Status of Disabled Persons, will hold a Premier's Forum on Employment for Persons with a Disability on May 12 in advance of the provincial jobs summit People, Skills, Jobs: Putting our resources to work.

Keynote speakers for provincial jobs summit announced

The provincial jobs summit - People, Skills, Jobs: Putting our resources to work - will feature Charles S. Coffey and Michael Haan as the keynote speakers.

Investment in diversity and inclusion awareness for youth

The provincial government has invested $20,000 in the Multicultural Association of Fredericton Inc. to co-ordinate diversity and inclusion awareness activities for school-aged children.

Minister's message / Asian Heritage Month

Asian Heritage Month is a unique opportunity for all of us to reflect on the long and rich history of Asian Canadians as well as their lasting contributions to our country.

Funding supports student research assistant positions

The Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour and the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation announced $900,000 in funding today to support 34 undergraduate and 73 graduate student research assistants at the province's universities.

Minister's message / National Day of Mourning

The following message was issued today by Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Jody Carr in recognition of the National Day of Mourning, Monday, April 28:

Library service expands collection of French ebooks

The New Brunswick Public Library Service has added a new collection of French-language ebooks.

Improvements to the compensation claims process for injured workers introduced

The provincial government has introduced changes designed to improve compensation claim processing times for injured workers including a series of amendments to the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission Act.

Provincial jobs summit to focus on people, skills and jobs

People, Skills, Jobs: Putting our resources to work is the theme of the provincial jobs summit which will be held in Fredericton on May 12 and 13 at the Delta Fredericton Hotel.

Minister's message / Literacy Day in New Brunswick

The following statement was today issued by Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Jody Carr on the occasion of Literacy Day in New Brunswick, Wednesday, April 16.

New Brunswick College of Craft and Design to hold 16th Annual Fashion Show

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design is holding its 16th Annual Fashion Show on Saturday, April 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Fredericton Convention Centre.

Minister's message for International Adult Learners' Week

The following message was issued today by Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Jody Carr in recognition of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO's sponsorship of International Adult Learners' Week, March 31-April 5:

One-Job Pledge initiative helping Edmundston companies

The One-Job Pledge initiative has helped 94 graduates find employment at 73 businesses in the Edmundston region.

Electromechanical training program to be offered at CCNB-Edmundston

A new electromechanical training program will be offered at the Collège Communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB)- Edmundston Campus thanks to investments from the provincial government.

New labour market agreements to benefit persons with disabilities

The provincial government has signed a memorandum of understanding with the federal government introducing a new generation of labour market agreements for persons with disabilities totaling nearly $48 million.

Funding increased for universities, help for students and employers

The Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour is investing more than $593 million in fiscal 2014-15 in its core mandate of people, skills and jobs. The figures were outlined today as the department's main estimates were presented in the legislative assembly.

Provincial, federal governments sign agreement in principle to renew labour market agreements, create Canada Job Grant

The provincial government has signed an agreement in principle with the federal government to renew labour market agreements and create the Canada Job Grant totalling about $66 million.

New Brunswick welcomes proposals to improve labour market agreements, create Canada Job Grant

The provincial government is welcoming a new proposal from the federal government to renew labour market agreements and create the Canada Job Grant, saying these changes will help employers as well as New Brunswickers who are either unemployed or need training to remain employed.

Provincial government investing $1 million to expand skilled trades program for high school students

The provincial government is investing $1 million over three years to expand the New Brunswick Teen Apprentice Program, which gives high school students early training and employment in the skilled trades.