Dearth of skilled workers costs Canada's auto industry millions

Skills Ontario introduces students to skilled trades as possible occupations. (Skills Ontario)

March 05, 2018 05:00 AM

An Ontario dealer association said its members are struggling to find skilled workers to fill service jobs and it wants the provincial government to provide more training.

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