In the Skills Work! Camp, there are no bonfires but participants learn about electricity. There's no chopping of firewood, but students learn about carpentry. And traditional barbecues are replaced with culinary classes

Fifteen campers participated in this year’s Skills Ontario Camp at the Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre exploring skilled trades and technology with hands-on activities.

The Bruce Power Visitors' Centre is home to an engaging summer camp for youth this week.

Fifteen campers are taking part in the Skills Work! Day Camp which has them explore the skilled trades and technologies through hands on activities.

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Canada’s housing market continues to boom, and with that comes huge demand for new construction and skilled professionals to carry it out. Here’s a list of Canada’s top 10 jobs in the skilled trades.

Eli Schonewille is already the best student welder in the province.

And now, the Grade 11 Port Colborne High School student is preparing to take on the rest of the country.

Earlier this month, over 1,900 elementary, secondary and post-secondary students from across Ontario got together to compete head-to-head in a number of trades, including collision repair and auto painting.

Securing a job even before graduating is a dream for many college students – and for electromechanical engineering students Santiago Moros and Joshua Donnelly-Robertson, that dream has become a reality.

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