Introducing WorldSkills Team Canada 2026: 30 of our Nation鈥檚 Best Skilled Trade and Technology Competitors are Headed to WorldSkills Shanghai 2026!

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Introducing WorldSkills Team Canada 2026: 30 of our Nation鈥檚 Best Skilled Trade and Technology Competitors are Headed to WorldSkills Shanghai 2026!

The 30 Members of WorldSkills Team Canada 2026聽Will Compete at the 48th WorldSkills Competition, in Shanghai

Jul 15, 2025

OTTAWA,聽Ontario, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In recognition of World Youth Skills Day, which underscores the vital role of skills development among young people, (SCC) is proud to officially announce the 30 talented members of WorldSkills Team Canada 2026.These young competitors will begin their training to prepare for the 48th WorldSkills Competition, in Shanghai, China, which will be held from September 22-27, 2026.

Here are the official members of WorldSkills Team Canada 2026: