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2020 / 2021 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY Skills Canada Skills Canada Alberta Advisory Committee Alberta Staff Board of Directors

Alycia Pawluk Chad Flinn Malcolm Haines John Brosda Manager of Programming and Dean, Trades and Technologies, Sheet Metal Journey Person, RSE, Alberta Apprenticeship & Industry Education Medicine Hat College Ecco Supply Training Amy Matthews Dennis Beaudoin Mark Heartt Cheryl Pryzbilla Partnership Coordinator Associate Dean, School of Trades Dean, School of Trades, Alberta Education and Skills, Olds College Agriculture and Environment, Ashley Carlyle Grande Prairie Regional College Office Coordinator Donna Feledichuk Dean, Paramedicine, Trades & Matt Lindberg Becky Peterson Technology, Native Arts & Culture, Dean, School of Skilled Trades, Education Coordinator Academic Upgrading, Quality NAIT Chris Browton Assurance, and Continuing Michael Kulchisky Executive Director Education, Portage College Independent Karen Woitas Glenn van’t Wout Sheldon Anderson Partnership Lead Manager of Employee Dean, Centre for Trades, Development, CNRL Katherine Kupchenko Lethbridge College Event and Registration Jim Szautner Terry Cooke Coordinator Dean, School of Manufacturing Founder, Skills Canada Alberta and and Automation School of Mike Sury Treasurer, WorldSkills International Manager of Programming and Transportation, SAIT Terry Harris Resource Relations Joerg John President, Vantage Alliance HR Inc. Randi Cox – Education Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Facilitator Training Board Victoria Anderson Keith Sedlick Communications Coordinator Independent Whitney Koop Provincial Competition Coordinator

2 Contents

04 A Message from the President 20 SkillsXibition of Skills Canada Alberta presented by Syncrude

05 Our Mandate 21 GETT

07 Our Mission, Vision & Goals 22 Regional and Qualifying Skills Canada Competitions 08 Highlights 23 29th Annual Provincial Skills 09 Partners Canada Competition 11 Volunteers 25 2021 Provincial Skills Canada 12 Skills Alumni Group of Alberta Competition Contest Areas

13 Communities Building Skills 26 Participating High Schools

14 Skills in the Classroom 27 Post-Secondary Competitors

16 Try-A-Trade® Takeout 28 Team Alberta

17 Cardboard Chariot Races 29 WorldSkills Provincial Champion Scholarship 18 Skills Exploration Days 30 Friends of Skills

3 A Message from the President of Skills Canada Alberta

As our province continued to navigate the unknowns SCA programs raise the profile of the various facing us in the wake of a global pandemic, Skills career options in Alberta’s trade and technology Canada Alberta (SCA) pledged to continue pushing sectors, and they reinforce the value of completing boundaries in our goal to provide unique and secondary and post-secondary studies. The unparalleled platforms for skill development and innovative programs offered by SCA this year career exploration. In 2020-2021, we delivered a full were made possible through strong and valuable programming calendar and maintained participation collaborations with industry, government and numbers similar to an average year. Annually, our education stakeholders. With their support, SCA is collective programs reach roughly 19,000 students, and leading the Skills Movement, inspiring, developing this year we reached nearly 16,000 students. Due to and elevating Alberta’s skilled youth. the virtual nature of our programming, we were able to nearly double the amount of schools we reached across the province. A key challenge in this environment was the transformation of hands-on and experiential programs to virtual delivery. Our community of industry and education volunteers worked together to make this a Ray Massey reality. We believe SCA became a leader in exploring President innovative ways to deliver our programs, continuing to Skills Canada Alberta add value to our participants and stakeholders.

4 Our Mandate

Skills Canada Alberta (SCA) is a provincial non-profit organization that » Qualifying, Regional and Provincial Skills Canada Competitions works collaboratively with industry, labour, government and education » School field trips that include Try-A-Trades®, Try-A-Skills and Skill City stakeholders to inspire, develop, and elevate Alberta’s skilled youth. » Girls Exploring Trades and Technologies Program The ideal of parity of esteem for Albertans in the skilled trades and » Skills Exploration Days for junior high students technologies is a foundational belief of Skills Canada Alberta and is » Cardboard Chariot Races reflected in all our programming. We are committed to educating » Skills in the Classroom young people in Alberta about the motivating and rewarding career opportunities available to them in the trades and technologies. SCA is one of 13 voluntary, member organizations of Skills/Compétences Canada (SCC), which operates to serve the national interests of the Skills SCA continues to be a leader in providing an unparalleled platform offices in all provinces and territories. SCC is a member organization of for students to explore their skills and interests in the trades and WorldSkills International, connecting Canada to the global movement to technologies. We have built a reputation for effectively providing enhance the skilled trades. innovative, hands on learning experiences for Alberta’s youth through our various programs:

5 6 Our Mission Our Goals

Skills Canada Alberta is a provincial, not-for-profit To improve the public perception of the importance organization that actively promotes careers in skilled of trade and technology-based careers. trades and technologies to Alberta’s youth. To promote the career path opportunities within trades and technologies.

Our Vision To enhance the quality of technological education.  Skills Canada Alberta will be a model of excellence in To develop and maintain strong links between the promotion of skilled trade and technology careers business, education, government and labour. to youth in our province and in our country. To encourage students to recognize the value of completing secondary and post-secondary education for personal development and future employability.

7 Introduced Try-A-Trade® Takeout Highlights Reached 9,200 students from 117 schools with 34 different activities.

Hosted the first ever SkillsXibition Hosted the Regional & Provincial Skills Canada Competitions We reached 1624 students from 31 schools with our alternative to Skill City at the Provincial Skills Canada Competition. This virtual event had 431 secondary and 67 post-secondary students competing. Hosted Skills Exploration Days Team Alberta This virtual event hosted 980 junior high students across the province. Received medals in 45 of the 49 contest areas we participated in at the 2021 Skills Canada Virtual National Competition.

8 Partners Skills Supporters » IPEX » Johnson’s Sewing Centre » 3M SCA brings together industry, labour, education and » Kiwi Nurseries » Alberta Pipe Trades College government partners to provide the necessary funding » Landscape Alberta Nursery Trades » BASF to support our endeavours, and ensure students have Association » Bob Dale Glove » Landtec minimal barriers to participate. » Brick Masonry Contractors » Lincoln Electric Association » LKQ Corporation » Bunzl Safety Government Partners Skills Motivators » Mammoet » Callebaut » Employment and Social » Shell » Mechanical Contractors Association Development Canada » Suncor » Canadian Woodworker of Alberta » Alberta Ministry of Advanced » Construction Labour Relations » Canplas » Mitutoyo Education » RBC Foundation » Carlson Body Shop » North by Honeywell » Alberta Ministry of Education » Finning » Computers for Schools » Oldcastle APG » Consulab » Pivot Point Skills Champion Skills Presenters » Crown Packaging » Praxair » Custom Energized Air » PROBEAUTY Group » Syncrude Canada » Imperial Oil » EECOL Electric » Ricoh » Canadian Armed Forces » EMCO Corporation » Ridgid Tools Skills Leaders » Ledcor » Falcon Welding » Rittal » United Association of Plumbers » PCL Construction » Festo » Sandvik Coromant and Pipefitters Local Union 488 » Finning Canada » Schneider Electric » Alberta Regional Council of Skills Makers » First Truck Centre Carpenters and Allied Workers » SHOWTECH Power & Lighting » Sheet Metal Workers International » Fixturlaser Canada » Inter Pipeline » Skills Competences Canada-Collision Association Local #8 » Fluke Repair Program » Skills Innovators Aecon » Gene Haas Foundation » Snap-On Tools » Red Deer College » Haas Factory Outlet » Southwire » Pembina » Electrical Contractors Association of » Habitat for Humanity » Stanley & DeWalt » CLAC Alberta » Hofmann » Thomas Skinner » Kiewit Corporation » Keyera Corporation » Hunter Engineering Company » Uni-Ram » Building Trades of Alberta » Olds College » In-House Solutions » Wajax » CWB Welding Foundation » INKSMITH » Willowridge Construction » CNOOC 9 10 Volunteers

Volunteers are the driving force behind all Skills Canada During his time as Chair, Ian was a model leader for his Alberta activities. Each year more than 750 Provincial fellow members, working to strengthen the committee. Technical Committee (PTC) members, judges, mentors Ian has also played a crucial role in the and Try-A-Trade® volunteers share their expertise and Regional Culinary Competition since it’s inception, and time with youth in order to inspire them to pursue has worked with other committee members to create rewarding education and career opportunities. training resources for students and teachers. As an instructor at NAIT, Ian has worked to train many Post- In place of our usual in-person PTC planning meetings in Secondary students competing in Culinary, including Red Deer, individual meetings were held virtually for each several provincial and national medalists. Providing one of our 46 committees. These meetings were used mentorship to young chefs is important to Ian, and he to plan our virtual Regional & Provincial Skills Canada plays an active role in assisting with their careers even Competitions. Volunteers form the nature of the contest, after they graduate from their program. the areas of knowledge and skill to be tested, and source the tools, materials and equipment required to host the competition. The competitions could not happen without “I could come up with so many words them. to describe Ian. Exuberant. Energetic. Passionate. Ian just really makes an Volunteer of the Year effort to stay connected to students and Ian Campbell has been an active member of the Culinary graduates.” Arts Provincial Technical Committee (PTC) for nearly 20 ‘ – Jason St. Laurent, Culinary PTC Chair. years. During that time he has acted as PTC Chair for many years, and represented Alberta on the National Technical Committee.

11 Skills Alumni Group of Alberta

This year SCA worked to begin developing a structured alumni program – Metal committee, and co-chairs SCA’s Alumni Committee. He is a leading Skills Alumni Group of Alberta (SAGA). All students who take part in our volunteer for Skills Exploration Days in , shares his story with students programs become part of a community of individuals who value hard work with Skills in the Classroom presentations, and even makes hand-crafted and talent in the trades and technologies. SAGA is a network for Skills giveaways for our teachers. Alumni, allowing them to continue fueling their passion for growth in their In his volunteer and mentorship roles, Ian goes above and beyond. Whatever field. As the SAGA program continues to develop we will offer opportunities the ask, Ian is always eager to help and to introduce Sheet Metal to more for mentorship, professional and personal development, and industry young people. networking. “I really enjoy promoting the trades and promoting Skills Ian Cook – 2021 Alumni of the Year because it’s a big part of my life. Being able to teach people and see what they actually picked up from me Ian Cook has been competing in Skills Canada Alberta competitions since 2011. When he was in high school, he competed in Cabinet Making and motivates me to do better for myself and help other Architectural Technology & Design. In Post-Secondary, Ian shifted gears people to do better.” to represent SAIT in Sheet Metal Work. During his 3 years of competing – Ian Cook, 2021 Alumni of the Year in Sheet Metal, Ian took home a bronze, a silver and a gold medal. He represented Team Alberta in 2015 at the Skills Canada National Competition in . When his competing years were over, Ian jumped right into the role of committee member and volunteer. He is now an active member of the Sheet

12 Communities

Building Wood Bualo North West Region Skills Region Fort McMurray

In 2020/2021, over 15,000 students Fairview registered for Skills Canada Alberta North East programs, representing 162 Alberta Region communities. Lac La Biche Legend Lakeland Skills Communities EDMONTON Region Edmonton Lloydminister Regional Skills Region Canada Competitions

Red Deer Provincial/Regional Central Region Skills Canada Competitions Calgary Region Calgary South East Region

Medicine Hat Lethbridge

South West Region 13 Skills in the Classroom

On an average year, the Skills Canada Alberta team travels across Alberta, visiting schools to share information on education and career opportunities in the trades and technologies. This year we developed a virtual Skills in the Classroom program that could be delivered to any school across the province safely. The program was developed in the form of a toolkit spanning the “7 Dimensions of Wellbeing”. The goals of this toolkit included: » Encouraging students to think beyond the classroom, getting them excited about their future by caring for themselves today. » Arming students with the tools to go from coping to thriving during the pandemic and in other challenging scenarios they’ll encounter in their future. » Providing students with the self-awareness and understanding they need to make career choices that unlock their passion and ignite their potential. » Exposing students to SCA programming, which offers opportunities for students to grow their core skill sets, explore work experience and develop their personal and professional networks. Despite the challenge of not being able to deliver in-person presentations, enthusiasm for Skills in the Classroom remained strong. » 2815 students and 74 teachers were reached through 57 presentations in the 2020/2021 season. » Skills Canada Alberta was an exhibitor and presenter at many virtual Teacher Conventions, CTS events and career showcases.

14 Skills in the Classroom survey findings:

When asked what the highlight of the 100% presentation was, students shared responses like: » of teachers surveyed believed the presentations equipped The idea of how we can go into a course that their students with the knowledge and skills for interests US. We can choose based on our personalized and meaningful career exploration. personalities and dream jobs.” » “Learning about passions and that pursuing your passion is good for your mental health.” » “For me it was hearing about all these events that you can take part of based on your interests also loved hearing about the 95.7% cardboard boat challenge.” of students found the information in the presentation to be valuable.

15 Try-A-Trade® Takeout

In partnership with various industry and education leaders, SCA offered a brand new Try-A-Trade® Takeout program. Teachers were able to order kits for different activities, giving students the chance to test-drive careers and learn new skills from their own classrooms. Each kit included all necessary materials to complete the activity, as well as instructions and tutorial videos where needed. In addition, SCA partnered with Pembina and Inter Pipeline to provide Try-A-Trade® Takeout activities to specific regions and Indigenous communities. » 34 activities representing 24 different trade and technology areas were developed. » 9217 students from 117 schools were reached with the activities.

9217 34 Students Activities 24 117 Areas Schools

16 Cardboard Chariot Races

Replacing our usual Cardboard Boat Race, SCA launched our first ever Cardboard Chariot Race. Armed with cardboard, duct tape and a few other odds and ends, junior and senior high students from across Alberta used their skills and ingenuity to transform these materials into a pullable chariot to carry one passenger. Students worked in teams to construct a chariot with only the supplied materials, and raced teams from other schools via Webex. This challenge is open-ended and problem-solving in nature. It involves design, research, and presentation. Students are introduced to concepts such as principles of structure, strength rigidity and direction control.

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Teams Participants

17 Skills Exploration Days

Skills Exploration Days is a junior high program designed to complement All registered schools received a toolkit and support Alberta Education’s Career and Technology Foundations (CTF) Program of Studies. This program provides an opportunity for teachers valued at $4000 in order to enhance their and students (grade 7-9) to participate in an authentic and meaningful CTF programs. skilled trade and technology career exploration experience. Through Skills Exploration Days, SCA introduces students to careers in the trades and “These toolkits helped resurrect an aging lab with tools technologies at a younger age, before they start to make education and dating back to the 1970’s. The kids were really excited career decisions. and appreciative (so am I)… Thank you, thank you, At Skills Exploration Days, design thinking activities and hands-on building thank you!!!!!!!! These tools will be used for many projects give students the opportunity to explore their skills in an engaging years and will allow me to put forth monies that would and immersive day of learning. Students work in groups to address a be used on hand tools into acquiring newer updated problem that is relevant to their communities by designing and building a prototype. The goal is to encourage the use of empathy through design machine tools.” thinking, inquiry, and experiential learning. – Teacher Skills Exploration Days was hosted virtually on November 24 & 25, 2021. Students completed the same design thinking activities and worked together as teams in their own schools to build a prototype.

In total 980 students took part in one of the two days.

18 19 SkillsXibition presented by Syncrude

SkillsXibition was launched as a replacement for field trips to Skill City at the Provincial Skills Canada Competition. The goal of SkillsXibition was to bring Sessions a skill and career exploration experience to students within the safety of their own schools. 15 pre-recorded demonstrations were released online in areas Get A Taste of French Bake Your Own Dessert that included woodworking, culinary arts, photography, public speaking and & Ukrainian Cuisine in a Jar! more! Digital Design: Get the Shot in Interior Each session included a creative and hands-on activity that students could Digitize Your Art Photography follow along with. Industry expert personalities lead each session, and all Electrical DIY Extension Cord Secret Formula for required materials were sent to registered schools. Public Speaking Cook up a British Favourite: The Sausage Roll Build a Flitterbug Robot More than 1600 students from 31 schools across Woodworking Squirrel Retro Video Game Building the province registered for SkillsXibition. Picnic Table Plumbing Pipe Puzzle DIY Facial Treatment from Woodworking “Save the Aesthetics Expert Bees” Bee House Sheet Metal Cellphone Holder Dive into Hairstyling Colour with USB

20 GETT

The Girls Exploring Trades and Technologies (GETT) program is an excellent opportunity for the young women in schools across Alberta to discover that the trades are open to everyone. The day breaks down stereotypes and gives high school girls hands-on experiences with many trade and technology career options. Participants are able to connect with certified tradeswomen, apprentices and technology experts that have pursued non-traditional careers. Their stories, experiences and knowledge broaden the participants’ perspective on their own career opportunities, encouraging them to think big! The 2021 GETT program was held concurrently with SkillsXibition, with various sessions being geared towards young women and hosted by female industry leaders. Represented areas included , baking, graphic design and more. In addition to the sessions, students who registered for GETT received exclusive content and access to networking virtually with female industry influencers on our GETT Padlet.

85 52%

The number of female Percentage of registered students registered for the SkillsXibition students that exclusive GETT content. were female.

21 Regional and Qualifying Skills Canada Competitions

SCA is thankful to the technical institutes, regional career development organizations and high schools that host and support our 9 Regional Skills Canada Competitions (RSCC). Due to the restrictions placed on events in response to Covid-19, all Regional Skills Canada Competitions were hosted virtually. Competitors from all 9 regions competed at the same time from their own schools in their selected contest areas. The top placements from each unique region were still awarded a place to compete at the 2021 Provincial Skills Canada Competition. 346 high school students took part in these regional competitions in the hosted contest areas: » Baking » Hairstyling Junior » Cabinet Making & Intermediate » Carpentry » Video Production » Culinary Arts » Welding

SCA usually hosts an additional 2 online Qualifying Skills Canada Competitions (QSCC) in Graphic Design & Photography, allowing students to make online submissions in order to qualify for the Provincial Skills Canada Competition (PSCC). As all competitions were hosted virtually this year, the 2021 QSCC’s were combined with the PSCC.

22 29th Annual Provincial Skills Canada Competition

The philosophy of the Provincial Skills Canada Competition (PSCC) is to reward students for excellence, to directly involve industry in evaluating student performance and to keep training relevant to employers’ needs. During the competition, secondary and post-secondary students compete in Secondary competitions one of 45 contest areas, and work on a project that has been designed by April 14-23, 2021 experts in that field. Many gold medalists at the PSCC are rewarded with an 431 competitors appointment to Team Alberta and an opportunity to showcase their talents at the Skills Canada National Competition, with further opportunity to progress to a WorldSkills Competition. Due to the restrictions placed on large events in response to the Covid-19 Post-secondary competitions pandemic, the 2021 Provincial Skills Canada Competition was hosted virtually and at various post-secondary institutes. Hosting the competition April 24 – May 2, 2021 virtually allowed students to stay connected to a Skills community that values 67 competitors and drives vocational education, within the safety of their own schools, institutes, and homes.

23 24 2021 Provincial Skills Canada Competition Contest Areas

» *2D Character Computer » *Carpentry » *Job Search » *Public Speaking Animation » *CNC Machining » *Job Skill Demonstration » *Refrigeration & Air Conditioning » *3D Character Computer » *Culinary Arts » *Joinery » *Robotics Animation » *Electrical Installations » Landscape Gardening » Sheet Metal » *Aesthetics » *Fashion Technology » *Mechanical CADD » *Sprinkler Systems » Aerospace Technology » *Graphic Design » Mechanical Insulation » Steamfitter/Pipefitter » *Architectural Technology & Design » *Hairstyling » *Mechatronics » *Video Production » *Autobody Repair » *Heavy Vehicle Technology » Mobile Crane » *Web Design & Development » *Automobile Technology » *Industrial Control » Outdoor Power & Recreation » *Welding » *Baking » Industrial Mechanic / Equipment » *Workplace Safety » Bricklaying » *IT – Network Systems » *Photography » *Cabinet Making Administration » *Plumbing » *Car Painting » *IT – Office Software Applications » *Precision Machining

*Denotes inclusion in the 2021 Provincial Skills Canada Competition. 25 Participating High Schools High Schools that took part in the Qualifying, Regional and/or Provincial Skills Canada Competitions:

» Alberta High School of Fine Arts » Ecole Secondaire Highwood High » Leduc Composite High School » Sherwood Heights Junior High School » Archbishop Jordan High School School » Lester B. Pearson Senior High School » South Central High School » Barrhead Composite High School » Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame High » Lethbridge Collegiate Institute » Spruce Grove Composite High School » Beaverlodge Regional High School School » Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High » St. Albert Catholic High School » Bellerose Composite High School » Ernest Manning High School School » St. Augustine School » » F. P. Walshe School » Livingstone School » St. Basil Elementary/Junior High » Bev Facey Community High School » Father Mercredi High School » Lloydminster Comprehensive High School » Bishop Grandin High School » Foothills Composite High School School » St. John Paul II Catholic School - » Bishop McNally High School » » Lord Beaverbrook High School Grande Prairie » Bishop O`Byrne High School » Frank Maddock High School » Louis St. Laurent » St. Joseph - Edmonton » Brooks Composite High School » Georges P Vanier School - Donnelly » M. E. LaZerte School » St. Joseph Catholic High School - » Calgary Academy » Grande Prairie Composite High » Matthew Halton High School Grande Prairie » Calmar School School » McNally School » St. Joseph High School - Red Deer » Camrose Composite High School » Grimshaw Public School » Medicine Hat High School » St. Joseph School - Whitecourt » Centennial High School » Harry Ainlay School » Monsignor McCoy High School » St. Paul Regional High School » Central Memorial High School » Henry Wise Wood High School » Morinville Community High School » Strathcona School » Charles Spencer High School » Holy Rosary High School » Nelson Mandela High School » Sturgeon Composite High School » » Holy Trinity - Fort McMurray » Notre Dame High School » Vegreville Composite High School » Chinook High School » Hunting Hills High School » Old Scona Academic » Victoria Park High School » Christ The King Junior Senior High » Immanuel Christian High School » Paul Kane High School » Victoria School School » J. H. Picard » Peace Wapiti Academy » Vista-Virtual » Crescent Heights High School - » » Picture Butte High School » W P Wagner School Medicine Hat » Jasper Place School » Queen Elizabeth School » W. G. Murdoch School » Crowsnest Consolidated High School » Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School » Richard F Staples Secondary School » W. R. Myers High School » CT Centre » John G Diefenbaker High School » Rimbey Junior Senior High School » W.H. Croxford High School » E W Pratt High School » Kate Andrews High School » Ross Sheppard School » West Central High School » Ecole Mother d’Youville School » Kitscoty Junior Senior High School » Saint Oscar Romero Catholic High » Willow Creek Composite High School » Ecole Secondaire Beaumont » Lacombe Composite High School School Composite High School » Lamont High School » Salisbury Composite High School

26 Post-Secondary Competitors

Post-secondary students apply to compete via an online form, with Technical Institute a reference from their training institute. This process encourages EvelineCharles Academy apprentices and post-secondary students with a passion for their field to take part in the Provincial Skills Canada Competition. Instructors that Grande Prairie Regional College work alongside the students can make referrals not only based on grades, CT Centre but also on attitude and aptitude for success. Lakeland College The below post-secondary and training institutes had student Lethbridge College representation at the 2021 Provincial Skills Canada Competition: MacEwan University MC College - Edmonton NAIT Olds College Piexel Blue College Red Deer College SAIT

27 Team Alberta

Each year Team Alberta is comprised of the highest-ranking high school and post-secondary competitors from the Provincial Skills Canada Competition, and represents the province at the annual Skills Canada National Competition. The 2021 Skills Canada Virtual National Competition was held virtually from May 25-31, 2021 with students competing from their own schools and institutes. In total Team Alberta received medals in 41 of the 45 contest areas we participated in.

16 gold medals 12 silver medals 13 bronze medals

28 WorldSkills Provincial Champion Scholarship

Skills Canada Alberta is committed to inspiring students, developing their talents and elevating the skill level of trades and technologies in Alberta. Each year at the Provincial Skills Canada Competition, we award three scholarships of $1200 each to the two highest ranking grade 12 medalists and the top ranking post-secondary competitor in each contest area. In total $86,400 in scholarships were awarded to 52 high school students and 20 post-secondary students.

29 Friends of Skills

+ 1 Touch Auto Centre + Calgary Board of Education + CSN Collision Centres + For Trees + 1st choice Auto body + Calgary Catholic School Division + CSN Domestic Imports + Gateway Mechanical + 3M Canada + Calgary Zoo + Custom Energized Air + Gene Haas Foundation + A.I.T Medicine Hat + Callebaut + CWB Welding Foundation + Goldbar Contractors + ACTC + Calmar School + Daimler Trucks Canada Limited + Grande Prairie Regional College + ACTI + Canadian Armed Forces + Davis Automotive Group + Haas Factory Outlet + Advanced Refrigeration + Canadian Welding Bureau + Devfacto + Habitat for Humanity + Aecon + Canadian Woodworker + Edmonton Catholic School Division + Herbers Autobody + AGC Professional Resources Ltd. + Canam Fire + Edmonton Kenwoth Ltd + Hofmann + AiR Tech Group + Canplas + Edmonton Public School Board + Holy Trinity Academy + Alberta Academy of Aesthetics + Career Transitions + EECOL Electric + Hunter Engineering Company + Alberta Apprenticeship & Industry Training + Carlson Body Shop + Electrical Contractors Association of + IBI Group + Alberta Carpenters Training Center + CGI Alberta + Imperial Oil + Alberta Ministry of Advanced Education + CHARCUT + Elk Island Catholic Schools + In-House Solutions + Alberta Ministry of Education + Chestermere High School + Elk Island Public Schools + INKSMITH + Alberta Pipe Trades College + City of Red Deer + EMCO Corporation + Inline Software Development + Alberta Regional Council of Carpenters and + CLAC + Employment and Social Development + Inspiring Design and Fabrication Canada Allied Workers + CMAX Paint and Body + Insulators Local 110 Enterprise and Advanced Education + Argus Machining Co. Ltd. + CNOOC + + Inter Pipeline Epcor Utilities + Axalta + Colas Canada Inc + + Intuit Fair Haven Landscaping + BASF + Color Compass Corporation + + IPEX Falcon welding + Berkshire Contracting + Compass Chocolates + + Jasper Place High School FESTO + Bev Facey High School + Computers for Schools + + Jbec Fidelity Machine and Mould + Big Chief Meat Snacks + Construction Labour Relations + + Johnson’s Sewing Centre Finning Canada + Bob Dale Glove + Consulab + + Keyano College First Truck Centre + Brick Masonry Contractors Association + Consultant-Canadian Collison Specialist + + Keyera Corporation Fixturlaser Canada + Building Trades of Alberta + Copperstone Technologies Ltd. + + Kiewit Canada Inc. Fluke + Bunzl Safety + Crossroads Inc. + + Kiwi Nurseries Ltd. Foothills School Division + Burch Photography + Crown Packaging + + Lakeland College

30 + Landon Inspection services + One Step Beyond + SHOWTECH Power & Lighting + Wajax Power Systems + Landscape Alberta Nursery Trades + Meuwlys + Sir Winston Churchill High School + Whisk Bakery Association + PCL Construction + Skills Competences Canada-Collision + Whisper Heating + Landtec + Pembina Repair Program + Wild Rose School Division + Ledcor + Pembina Hills School Division + Sky Line Electric + Willowridge Construction + Lethbridge College + Pivot Point + Snap-On Tools + Wow Factor Desserts + Lethbridge School District #51 + Pixel Blue College + Sobeys + YMCA Northern Alberta + Lincoln Electric + Pockar Masonry + Southwire + Youth Careers South East Alberta + LKQ Corporation + Portage College + Spark Power + Lloydminster Catholic School Division + Praxair + St. Joseph High School - Red Deer Catholic Schools + Local 110 Training Center + Prime Boiler Services St.Albert Catholic Schools + Lost Dog Developments Inc. + PROBEAUTY Group + St.Joseph High School + Mammoet + Range Mobility Inc. + Stanley & DeWalt + Matrix.org + RBC Foundation + Stinson Catering Ltd. + MC College + Real Canadian Superstore + Sturgeon School Division + Mechanical Contractors Association of + Red Deer Catholic School Division + Alberta Suncor Energy Foundation + Red Deer College + Medicine Hat College Syncrude Canada + + Ricoh + Microsoft Thomas Skinner + + Ridgid Tools + Mitutoyo Thermal Insulators Association of Alberta + + Rittal + Modern Auto Body Tony’s Carpenter Service + + Ross Sheppard High School + NAIT Toombs Inc. + + Ryan LLC + NorQuest College UA Local 496 + + SAIT + North by Honeywell Uni-Ram + + Sandvik Coromant + North West Redwater Partnership United Association of Plumbers and + + Schneider Electric + Northern Lakes College Pipefitters Local Union 488 + + Scorpio Masonry Northern Lights School Division + University of Alberta + + Services Techniques Claude Drouin Inc. Notre Dame High School + University of Calgary + + Sheet Metal Union Local 8 O.E. Local 955 Apprenticeship & Education + Victaulic + + Sheet Metal Workers International + Oldcastle APG Association Local #8 + Vleeming Construction + Olds College + Shell

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