City of Coquitlam

We offer exciting municipal careers in human resources, planning and development, parks and recreation, engineering, corporate and strategic initiatives as well as public safety on our civilian police, fire and rescue teams. Even further, we have a wide array of public works positions (including outdoor labourers) plus frequent inside and outside auxiliary or temporary opportunities which are great for summer students or those interested in casual work. Offering rewarding public service career opportunities with competitive benefits in a municipal environment, we are always recruiting for talented individuals looking to serve the local community. If you are seeking career development or leadership opportunities, a growing and innovative city is the place you want to be! Visit our website today to learn about current job openings with the City of Coquitlam!

Region of Waterloo

The Region of Waterloo touches the lives of citizens, every day. We are responsible for more than 60 per cent of municipal government services in this community including; waste, transit (GRT and ION), growth planning, heritage, rural libraries, major roads, water supply, sewage treatment, ambulance service, Public Health, community housing and more. The Region of Waterloo is one of this area's top employers. We employ more than 3,500 people in a wide variety of fields: community and social services, health care, arts, culture and recreation, natural and applied sciences, skilled trades, administrative support and much more. The Region offers competitive wages, pensions and benefits, but there is so much more that makes us an outstanding employer, including: • Employee fitness centres • Tuition assistance program • Alternative work arrangements • Time for family medical leave • Employee events and casual days • In-house learning and leadership development • Secondment opportunities The Region’s employees feel valued for the difference they make in our community every day. If you are passionate about making a difference, visit our website and check out our job postings at www.regionofwaterloo.ca/jobs .

York Region (The Regional Municipality of York)

The Regional Municipality of York is made up of nine cities and towns, and we provide services to 1.2 million residents, 54,000 businesses and 650,000 employees. We have a two-tier government structure, with services provided both by York Region our local-area municipal governments. At York Region, we know that a healthy and productive workplace is vital to the success of any organization. And year after year, we’re recognized as one of the best employers because of what we offer to our employees. Our progressive, collaborative and accountable culture attracts top talent that is driven by a desire to shape and serve the growing community in which we live and work.

City of Oshawa

The City of Oshawa is situated on lands and waters within the Williams Treaties Territory, home to seven First Nation communities of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Anishinaabeg, who have cared for and maintained these lands from time immemorial and continue to do so to present day. Find the full version at www.oshawa.ca/LandAcknowledgement. With a population of 185,000, the City of Oshawa is the largest municipality in Durham Region. The city’s proximity to Toronto, Canada’s most important economic hub, has led Oshawa to achieve some of the highest population growth in Canada, bringing with it an influx of new talent. Oshawa is home to three highly acclaimed post-secondary institutions – Durham College, Trent University Durham GTA and Ontario Tech University. Lakeridge Health is a community teaching site for Queen’s University’s family physician and pediatric residency programs and home to LHEARN (Lakeridge Health Education and Research Network), a hub for cutting-edge training, education and research. The city offers plenty of transit options locally, to Toronto and beyond, including bike lanes and trails. GO Train, GO Bus and VIA Rail travel directly from Oshawa west to Toronto, east to Ottawa and to a multitude of other destinations. In June 2016, the province announced the extension of GO Train service from Oshawa to Bowmanville, which will include four new stations. Oshawa is well served by four Hwy 401 interchanges, the new extension of Hwy 407 to Oshawa and Hwys 412 and 418 that links the 401 and 407. Oshawa also offers a full-service airport and a deep water port. The City of Oshawa is dedicated to serving our community and achieving our community vision: Oshawa – a prosperous, collaborative, vibrant, inclusive and green city where people and businesses are proud to live, work, learn and play. Terms of Use visit www.oshawa.ca/TOU.

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