The Aboriginal Canada Portal closed February 12, 2013. The Digital Aboriginals of True North Turtle Island have intervened. Please visit this web page for more information.
It is not a discriminatory practice for an employer to give preferential treatment to Aboriginal persons in hiring, promotion or other aspects of employment, when the primary purpose of the employer is to serve the needs of Aboriginal people.
Source: Government of Canada; Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)
Their mission is to see full participation of Aboriginal people in Canadian labour markets by pioneering new ways to increase skills and training opportunities for Aboriginal people in Canada.
This page from the Aboriginal Nutrition Network provides information on careers in the nutrition field as well as a Career Promotion Tool Kit for people health workers.
Provides Aboriginal people with the skills they need to participate in economic opportunities such as northern mining, oil and gas, forestry, and hydro development projects across Canada.
Source: Government of Canada; Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC)
Designed for candidates across Canada who are interested in a future career with BDC, this program aims to build confidence (both personal and professional) through training and mentorship.
Source: Government of Canada; Business Development Bank of Canada
The Aboriginal Tax Officer Apprenticeship Program (ATOAP) is an employment equity initiative that addresses the recruitment, development and retention of qualified Aboriginal college and university graduates.
Source: Government of Canada; Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
To facilitate the process of equitable participation of Aboriginal peoples in the Canadian workforce through enhancing awareness, capacity and partnerships between Aboriginal peoples and all sectors of the economy.
Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)
This paper was published by the Canadian Labour and Business Centre and discusses various demographic, economic and educational trends and forecasts pertaining to the Aboriginal workforce.
This government of Canada website provide a list of programs and services specific to the needs of Aboriginal youth pertaining to Jobs, Education, Careers and Money.
The purpose of this program is to provide funding to eligible Aboriginal employers to support the cost of the employer's share of contributions to pension plans for eligible employees.
Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)
Through career awareness programs, training and employment resources, and recognition of environmental excellence, BEAHR has made excellent progress toward increasing Aboriginal employment in the environment sector.
Project of the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation that provides Aboriginal youth with a forum where they can be exposed to a variety of educational and employment-related information.
Source: National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF)
Our unit has been designed specifically to address issues surrounding the recruitment, development and retention of Aboriginal/Inuit peoples as well as the development and administration of programs and has been in place since 1967.
Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)
The objective of this program is the development and implementation of labour market development programs that are designed to assist Aboriginal Peoples to prepare for, to obtain, and to maintain employment.
Electronic form for the application for coverage of employment of an Indian in Canada under the Canada Pension Plan whose income is exempt under the Income Tax Act.
Source: Government of Canada; Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
Assists managers and human resources professionals in integrating employment equity principles and practices into daily operations by providing access to useful employment equity and diversity information, tools and resources.
Source: Government of Canada; Public Service Commission of Canada (PSC)
The RLEMP is a new program that offers special training to First Nations to prepare them to assume new responsibilities in terms of land, resource and environment management.
Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a public pension plan designed to provide workers in Canada and their dependants with some financial protection from loss of income under certain circumstances.
Source: Government of Canada; Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)
This youth employment initiative provides work experience and on-the-job training for First Nations and Inuit youth to assist them in pursuing long-term employment in the housing industry.
Source: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)
Aboriginal peoples represent about three per cent of the total Canadian population. One of hp's goals is to ensure the inclusion of Aboriginal peoples in educational, societal and employment environments.
Aboriginal job seekers can search the national job board for exciting job opportunities, and employers can post jobs and connect directly with Aboriginal talent looking to work for them.
Provides Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal employees with instruction and counsel in dealing with problems arising in the work place which have developed because of unfavourable attitudes and cultural differences.
Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)
This report contains 36 recommendations and an action plan, and is intended to stimulate the establishment of new "apprenticeship partnerships" and the implementation of new initiatives and Aboriginal apprenticeship projects.
This resource is intended for Aboriginal organizations, career planners, community leaders and individuals, providing basic information about career opportunities and training/education requirements for individuals considering employment in mining.
This committee also provides an excellent venue to practice the public speaking skills that are of major importance for any interview process and which, when mastered provide greater self-confidence.
This program provides Aboriginal youth with 17 weeks of summer employment. Candidates receive training at the RCMP's Training Academy and then return home to provide 15 weeks of police support services.
Source: Government of Canada; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)