See "sponsors" section below to discover who will be there!

Learn about the Skills Canada organization in your province or territory and learn how you can become involved!

Check out our Prize Centre to learn about the great prizes to be won!

Have you always wanted to make your workplace more accessible to people with disabilities and you just don't know where to start? Keynote speaker Marco Pasqua will be both entertaining and informative on how to make workplaces more accessible. Includes discussion on applying the Skills for Success. 15 minute Q & A included"

Marisa Sosa of SCC and Paul Brinkhurst of Futureworx discuss the changes to the Essential Skills framework. Marisa will explore how important the new framework now Skills for Success is for Trade and Technology careers. Mr. Brinkhurst discusses the addition of new socio-emotional skills, adaptability, creativity & innovation and collaboration and why teaching these skills are essential to youth employability.

ABC Life Literacy presents an in depth video series on communication, including being a good listener, nonverbal communication, asking questions, and apologizing.

Sherry Holmes talks about ending skilled trade stigmas!

Apprenticeship is the path to a skilled trade and an amazing career, plus you get paid while you learn.

Take part in fun and educational activities! See a full the list HERE!

Tune in and listen to TV personalities Seb Clovis and Kate Campbell talk shop!

Check out this tip from Sherry Holmes!

Do you know your power tools? Find out here!

Tune in for a short presentation from a few amazing tradeswomen across the country who share their advice, their journeys and what life is like as a woman in the piping industry!

Learn why UA Canada's Alanna Marklund loves working in the skilled trades and technologies!

This panel discusses common misconceptions, best practices, and required preparations when pursuing a career in the trades. You will hear honest conversations regarding the barriers guests have faced while on the job, how they dealt with them, and how they continue to thrive in the industry. This panel will give audience members a real perspective of a BIPOC skilled trade worker.