BCIT encouraging more women to enter skilled trades

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BCIT encouraging more women to enter skilled trades

BCIT hosted 150 girls from across Metro Vancouver in a "Jill of all Trades" event, in an effort to inspire more girls to enter the trades. Lauren Stallone has more.

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