All BC Public Service job postings, which are now open to both external applicants and current employees.

BCIT Student Employment Services (SES) can help BCIT students & alumni find work on & off-campus through eJobs, BCIT's own web-based job posting system. The site has good information & links useful to non-students as well: general job search engines, industry-related job posting boards, industry associations, & internships.

BCJobs.ca is an informative, easy to understand, and educational resource for BC jobseekers that includes job postings; job search, career & human resources articles; a directory of BC employers & employment agencies; and pertinent reports & tools.

The Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers (CACEE) is a national non-profit partnership of employer recruiters & career services professionals set up to provide authoritative information, advice, professional development opportunities & other services to employers, career services professionals, and help students & graduates find work. Provides profiles of companies, assistance in preparing a resume, & job search tips.

CanHelp, or the Canadian Hospitality Employment Listing Program, is a network devoted to working with establishments & employees throughout BC's HOSPITALITY & TOURISM industry. Ultimately, we help people find jobs & help businesses reduce hiring costs. CanHelp is a privately owned, 100% Canadian company based in downtown Vancouver, BC.

Careerjet is a job search engine which makes job hunting on the internet easier by mapping the huge selection of job offerings available on the internet in one extensive database, referencing job pages originating from company web sites, recruitment agency web sites and large specialist recruitment sites. Instead of having to go to each site individually, users can look through Careerjet, then go directly to their chosen site. The job offerings themselves are not hosted by Careerjet so users are always redirected to the original job listing. The site is easy to use to find jobs offered by currently recruiting companies, job offers by industry or function, in Canada, USA, Europe, Africa, Asia, & the Pacific.

This is Canada’s TOURISM / HOSPITALITY JOB site. Along with job postings, it includes a salary guide, a featured job of the week, and job search tips.

This is the main index for Service Canada Employment Services, covering all Canadians, Aboriginal Peoples, People with Disabilities, Newcomers to Canada, Veterans, Youth & Students.

This website lists employment opportunities just for Aboriginal Peoples (e.g. Bold Eagle Program, Canadian Forces Aboriginal Entry, Aboriginal Training Programme in Museum Practices), as well as other employment services links.

Comprehensive website of links to information for Newcomers / Immigrants to Canada with information on such topics as: Education & Training, Employment, Starting a Business, Housing, Income Assistance, Legal Assistance, Personal Documents, Savings Plans, Special Events, & Travel. Topics covered that are specific to Newcomers are: Citizenship Program, Host Program, Immigration Loans Program, Interim Federal Health Program, Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) Program, Permanent Resident Card, Permanent Resident Program, Resettlement Assistance Program, Right of Permanent Residence Fee Loan, Study Permits, Temporary Resident Visa, Travel Document - Permanent Resident Abroad, Travel Documents, Visitor Rebate Program, Work Permits.

This site is the doorway into Service Canada employment services for people with disabilities, with links that cover such areas as Education & Training; Employment; Starting a Business. Other accessible links for people with disabilities cover: Housing, Income Assistance, Legal Assistance, Personal Documents, Savings Plans, Special Events, & Travel.

This covers Service Canada employment services & programs for Youth & Students, such as: Youth Employment Strategy (YES) Career Focus, Skills Link, Summer Work Experience; Accent; Federal Public Sector Youth Internship Program; Student Connections

Serving Surrey to Hope, Fraser Valley Jobs is an online recruitment site to connect job seekers & employers.

GeographyJobs.ca is a job search and job by e-mail service that is focused on bringing together geographers & employers in need of their talents. Search for all types of geography jobs, get e-mail career alerts, & upload your Resume so employers can find and hire you. This website links with GeographyJobs.com which allows you to search for jobs internationally.

Hire Ground Careers is an online job board & resume database of professionals, providing job search tools & resources for career seekers who are trying to find a job in Western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba). Hire Ground Careers focuses on Western Canada's key industries: Engineering & Related Services, Oil & Gas Field Services and Skilled Trades, Information Technology (IT), Geological and Environmental Sciences, Telecommunications; and their support services such as Accounting, Business Administration, Human Resources, Marketing & Communications, Sales, etc.

In one search, Indeed provides free access - in a single search - to thousands of jobs and internships from hundreds of job boards, newspaper classifieds and company websites in your area. This link provides you with jobs in the New Westminster area.

The Immigrant Skilled Trades Employment Program (ISTEP) is a 3 year pilot project to help landed immigrants build careers in BC's construction industry and provide employers with skilled trades' workers, because of the skills shortage in BC. Immigrants who have construction experience, or want to start a career in the construction industry, will be matched up with employers who have jobs. Immigrants will be required to have a standard of English that ensures they are capable of doing their job well & safely. They will be paid at industry standards according to their skill levels. Job Coaches who are qualified trades people capable of assessing skills & job potential, and who understand the labour needs of industry, will match suitable immigrants & employers. Only immigrants assessed as job-ready will be presented to employers. The Job Coaches will also work closely with immigrant agencies that will refer clients to the program. ISTEP was developed through a partnership between the BC Construction Association (BCCA) and the Construction Sector Council (CSC) and is funded by the Government of Canada's Foreign Credential Recognition Program. The program is being managed by the BCCA and its regional associations, providing unique access to hundreds of contractors and potentially thousands of construction jobs across the province.

Service Canada’s Job Bank is the largest Web-based network of job postings available to Canadians. Job Bank has introduced a new feature called Job Match that allows job seekers to actively search for employers who have job opportunities that match their skills set, then receive a list of employers with a matching job vacancy. Conversely, employers can also actively search for job seekers having skills that match their advertised job(s), by having their job ad matched against job seeker profiles in Job Bank to receive a list of qualified candidates.

Canadian job market and immigration discussion forums. Chat about your first job in Canada, how to write a resume, general immigration & education in Canada questions, and find job articles & resources to aid you in your job search. Job Forum is an online community - free registration & usage - which allows you to ask questions & receive answers from other participants, such as preparing for a job interview by asking questions and advice here.

This website has extensive 'must have' information for anyone planning on moving to Northeastern BC to live and/or work: self employment, employment services & trends, job postings, job search resources, career planning, job maintenance, education, tourist info centres & community information, realtors, etc.

Matches employers with job seekers based on category, skill set, experience, education and location. Has Canadian English and French sections.

Jobhawk provides job search and Internet recruitment services for Canadians. Jobhawk also offers free resume posting, career alerts and helpful tips for resume writing, networking, interviewing and negotiating.

At Jobpostings, Canada’s STUDENT JOB SITE, you never need a password to search for jobs. You can search for job postings by field of study, job type, job location, keyword, or by their featured industries. Their student resources section helps you find the job postings you want (whether entry level, summer, part or full time positions) and includes Magazine Articles, Networking Advice, Resume & Cover Letter Centre, Recommendation Letter Centre, Interview Workshop, First Job Guide, and Application Essay Writing, as well as job & education fairs..

This is the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RECRUITMENT SITE which includes government job postings, Co-op & Internship opportunities, Federal Student Work Experience Program, and Management Trainee program.

This is the Canadian counterpart of the largest US job board. Apart from Canadian & International job postings, this website also has extensive resources such as: Evalu8me - Self Evaluation; Monster Success Coach; information centres on Resumes, Interviews, Self-Assessments & Salaries; Career Change; Networking; Employment Law; and Targeted Jobs & Advice on Diversity & Inclusion, Finance, Healthcare, Human Resources, International Management, Retail, Sales, Skilled Trades, Student/Entry-level, & Technology; and the latest Career Headlines.

A service for the Canadian job seeker and employer. A user-friendly job search database updated weekly with hundreds of jobs from across the country.

The Possibilities Online Employment Resource Centre (ERC) is a free resource to help Toronto job seekers find work. Possibilities is a project of Findhelp Information Services, funded by Employment Ontario. From determining your career path, to signing your contract Possibilities can help make your job search a success. Poss.ca offers all of the information, tools and resources you need to find employment in Toronto.

Your online resource for jobs in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, updated weekly. Find the job you are looking for whether it is your first job, a new job or you are re-entering the workforce. It also provides Career opportunities for experienced professionals from a variety of fields predominantly in the Greater Vancouver area.

This section of the Government of Canada website enables Canadians to identify & research career opportunities, explore training options, and discover workers’ rights & benefits.

Part of the Canada.com network, this easy to use website can connect you to Help Wanted Ads and Careers & Opportunities ads in the Canadian newspaper of your choice, the top 40 BC employers, the top 100 Canadian employers, and those currently hiring. Also included are career videos of online job postings, and an extensive resource section.

Billed as "Canada's Biggest Job Site", Workopolis contains 30,000 job postings and information to help in your job search: “How to” tutorials on resume writing, interviewing, networking, salary negotiation; “Ask a Career Advisor”; research an industry; find salary information; various newspaper articles on all aspects of job maintenance, etc.

Searching more than 100,000 Jobs from thousands of Job boards, classifieds & company sites in Canada, job search on this website can be narrowed down by job title or skill, location (city & province) & distance from your postal area code (15 to 100km), time posted (yesterday to 30 days). Also has job search tips and a career forum.