Collège Boréal launches Timmins program
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported May 29, 2026 · Last updated May 29, 2026
The launch of this program by Collège Boréal is expected to positively impact the labor market in the mining and construction sectors in Northern Canada — Ontario, particularly in Canada — Timmins. This initiative aims to address skilled worker shortages, which could lead to increased efficiency and productivity in these industries, indirectly benefiting related businesses and the regional economy.
Collège Boréal officially launched its Construction Engineering Technician - Civil and Mining program at its Canada — Timmins campus. This two-year program, starting in September, aims to train skilled professionals for the construction and mining fields in Northern Canada — Ontario. Dignitaries including Gaétan Malette, MP for Kapuskasing-Canada — Timmins-Mushkegowuk, and Ashley Richards-Gagnon, President of the Timmins Construction Association, were present. The program is designed to meet the regional demand for skilled workers, with over 3,700 new mining-related jobs projected in the Canada — Timmins region by 2029. It focuses on practical and theoretical learning, covering engineering project management, mine operations, and public works infrastructure design. This initiative is expected to strengthen the regional economy and provide promising career opportunities for students.
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