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Simcoe Community DirectoryBruce2023-11-28T09:07:31-05:00
Simcoe Muskoka Skill Force
  • 50 Andrew St. S, Suite 203
    Orillia, ON  L3V 7T5
  • 705.326.1322
  • Labour Market Information
    • LLMP Reports
    • Ontario’s Labour Market
    • Jobs & Skills in Demand
    • Simcoe County Jobs
    • Muskoka Jobs
  • Training Programs and Services
    • Get SET (Skills, Education, Training)
    • Soft Skills Solutions©
    • Foundational Assessment for Skilled Trades (FAST)
  • Community Directories
    • Muskoka Community Directory
    • Simcoe Community Directory
    • Simcoe Muskoka Directory of Employment Services
  • Resources
    • Workforce Research Papers
    • Literacy Resources
    • Resources for Get SET Service Providers
    • Employer Resources
    • Community Resources
    • Service Partners
    • #HereForApprentices
    • Video Library

We acknowledge with gratitude the land and waters in Orillia, the ancestral and treaty territory of the Anishinaabeg, including the Chippewa Tri-Council (Rama First Nation, Beausoleil First Nation, and Georgina Island First Nation) and the Williams Treaties signatories. These lands and waters sustain all life, and we recognize the enduring stewardship of Indigenous Peoples past, present, and future. We recognize and regret the colonialist policies and practices endured since the arrival of the first settlers in Canada. Guided by care, we commit to actions that honor truth and reconciliation—rooted in support for Indigenous communities and ongoing responsibility to this place. Miigwech.

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