I have a few examples of work in provinces. The Government of Canada transfers approximately $3 billion to provinces through the labour market transfer agreements, and with that funding we know we have had reports of several different projects related to health care. For example, there is work in New Brunswick on personal support workers where they use the funding to pay tuition for training seats. There is work in Prince Edward Island that is focused on increasing the number of licensed practical nurses and resident care workers. There is a two-year pilot in Alberta, where they are offering a pathway of English as a second language for health care aides. In Ontario there is a virtual training program in the long-term care sector. Those are some of the examples we know about of programming in this area that was funded in provinces through the federal labour market transfer agreements.
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