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Ontario says more than $7.1 million will help over 1,800 first responders, veterans and former military members gain specialized skills for policing and emergency-response careers.
Ontario announced more than $7.1 million on Monday to support specialized skills training for veterans, military personnel and first responders.
In a Nov. 9 news release, the provincial government said the investments would help more than 1,800 first responders, veterans and former military members gain skills for in-demand careers in policing and emergency response. The announcement describes the intended reach of the funding, rather than completed training or job placements.
Ontario announced more than $1.5 million to train 140 workers and jobseekers in Newmarket for in-demand construction roles.
The governments say the investment will help 75 steel and manufacturing workers and jobseekers.
Carlos Jimenez, a U.S. citizen from Ontario, California, is seeking more than US$25 million over an ICE officer’s shooting and his subsequent prosecution. His criminal charges were dismissed last week.
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