While 9.3 million women of working age participate in Canada’s labour market, just 6 percent of them say they wear PPE that is purposely designed to fit their bodies.

The company announced mechanical completion on its second Advanced SCLAIRTECH technology facility and on the third phase of its Corunna Cracker Expansion Project.

The Vancouver-based company says production will be reduced through two-week curtailment extensions in January at select solid wood facilities in B.C.

The units are part of two projects meant for a number of priority groups, including women and children, and are located on Princess Street.

Through the EMPP, partner organizations help skilled refugees overseas connect with employers who need to fill critical labour shortages in occupations like the skilled trades.