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Labour, Skills and Immigration Minister Jill Balser announces a new tools grant worth up to $1,000 and tech supports worth up to $900 for apprentices in Nova Scotia while at Port Hawkesbury Paper today, February 16. (Communications Nova Scotia)
Bevan Lock, mill co-manager at Port Hawkesbury Paper, addresses media and staff at the government’s announcement on new supports for apprentices. (Communications Nova Scotia)
Daylan Samson, electrical apprentice, Port Hawkesbury Paper (Communications Nova Scotia)
Greg Morrow, Minister of Agriculture and MLA for Guysborough-Tracadie, and Jill Balser, Minister of Labour, Skills and Immigration speak with electrical apprentice Daylan Samson. (Communications Nova Scotia)
From left, Daylan Samson, electrical apprentice, Port Hawkesbury Paper; Trevor Boudreau, Minister of Community Services and MLA for Richmond; Jill Balser, Minister of Labour, Skills and Immigration; Greg Morrow, Minister of Agriculture and MLA for Guysborough-Tracadie; Michelle Bussey, CEO of the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency; and Bevan Lock, mill co-manager at Port Hawkesbury Paper (Communications Nova Scotia)

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