
The Employment and Training Centre is currently in the final design stages of a comprehensive renovation and small building addition. This project will modernize the facility, address the deterioration of the existing asset, and create a more functional, welcoming, and accessible environment that better supports clients, staff, and community programming.
The renovation will include several key improvements designed to enhance service delivery, safety, and long-term sustainability, including:
- Flexible, multi-purpose spaces that can accommodate a variety of programs and community needs.
- Larger classrooms to increase training capacity beyond the current limit of 25–30 participants.
- Improved indoor-outdoor connectivity to support programming and provide access to outdoor learning and gathering spaces.
- A redesigned reception and lobby area that offers a welcoming, comfortable, and functional space for clients and visitors.
- A dedicated, safe area that meets appropriate safety standards for skilled trades training.
- A private room for confidential phone calls and virtual meetings to support Employment and Economic Development services.
- Operable windows to improve natural ventilation and occupant comfort.
- Enhanced safety and security features throughout the facility.
- Energy-efficient building systems and materials to reduce operating costs and improve environmental performance.
- Building envelope upgrades to improve water tightness and protect the facility from weather-related deterioration.
- Accessibility improvements that create a barrier-free environment and ensure equitable access for all users.


The Employment and Training Centre is currently in the final design stages of a comprehensive renovation and small building addition. This project will modernize the facility, address the deterioration of the existing asset, and create a more functional, welcoming, and accessible environment that better supports clients, staff, and community programming.
The renovation will include several key improvements designed to enhance service delivery, safety, and long-term sustainability, including:
- Flexible, multi-purpose spaces that can accommodate a variety of programs and community needs.
- Larger classrooms to increase training capacity beyond the current limit of 25–30 participants.
- Improved indoor-outdoor connectivity to support programming and provide access to outdoor learning and gathering spaces.
- A redesigned reception and lobby area that offers a welcoming, comfortable, and functional space for clients and visitors.
- A dedicated, safe area that meets appropriate safety standards for skilled trades training.
- A private room for confidential phone calls and virtual meetings to support Employment and Economic Development services.
- Operable windows to improve natural ventilation and occupant comfort.
- Enhanced safety and security features throughout the facility.
- Energy-efficient building systems and materials to reduce operating costs and improve environmental performance.
- Building envelope upgrades to improve water tightness and protect the facility from weather-related deterioration.
- Accessibility improvements that create a barrier-free environment and ensure equitable access for all users.

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