October 27, 2026

Senator Yonah Martin recognizes CDI College's contribution to career education and workforce development since 1969

On October 7, 2026, Senator Yonah Martin recognized CDI College's contributions to career education across Canada during a statement in the Senate of Canada.

At a time when several sectors of the Canadian economy face significant shortages of skilled workers, the senator emphasized the role of hands-on training in preparing students for the realities of today's workforce.

Skills That Meet Real-World Needs

From healthcare and early childhood education to information technology, the demand for skilled professionals spans industries essential to Canadian communities.

In her remarks, Senator Martin highlighted CDI College's educational approach, which combines theoretical learning, practical training, and workplace experience.

This approach aims to equip students with skills they can apply directly in their future careers while helping bridge the gap between education and employers' workforce needs.

Nearly Six Decades of Commitment

Senator Martin also recognized the generations of students, graduates, instructors, and staff who have contributed to CDI College's growth and development since 1969.

Over the decades, their collective efforts have helped the institution pursue its mission: providing career-focused education and preparing students to apply their skills in the workplace.

Senator Martin's remarks also highlighted the broader importance of career-focused education in responding to the evolving needs of Canadian communities and the workforce.

Watch Senator Yonah Martin's full address in the Senate of Canada.