The Anishinaabe Pimadiziwin Inc. Agency delivers mandated services and programs in a manner which will maintain and strengthen the individual, the family and the First Nations community with the context of Indigenous values and customs.

Visit Anishinaabe Pimadiziwin Inc. for more information

Assiniboine Credit Union (ACU) is a member‑owned financial co‑operative that puts community first, providing accessible banking services that support people, businesses, non‑profits, and Northern and rural communities across Manitoba.

Visit Assiniboine Credit Union for more information

With a network throughout Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, Bison is a leading asset-based freight solutions provider that employs over 4,000 professional drivers and staff.

Visit Bison Transport for more information

The Business Council of Manitoba is a non-profit, non‑government organization composed of chief executive officers and senior leaders from more than 100 of Manitoba’s leading companies. Its members represent a broad cross‑section of industries and form a significant part of the province’s economic engine.

Visit the Business Council of Manitoba for more information.

Canada Life is a leading insurance, wealth management and benefits provider focused on improving the financial, physical, and mental well-being of Canadians.

Visit Canada Life for more information.

The Canadian Army Reserve (ARes) is the part‑time, integrated component of the Canadian Army that supports military operations at home such as responding to floods, fires, and other emergencies and augments Regular Force deployments abroad.

Visit the Canadian Armed Forces for more information.

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is a nationwide nonprofit organization that promotes mental health, supports recovery, and provides community‑based programs to help all people in Canada maintain and improve their well‑being.

Visit the Canadian Mental Health Association for more information.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is Canada’s civilian security‑intelligence agency responsible for investigating threats to national security and providing intelligence and advice to the Government of Canada.

Visit the Canadian Security Intelligence Services (CSIS) for more information.

Working for the City of Winnipeg offers competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and a commitment to providing employees with a safe, healthy, and supportive workplace.

• Utility Student
• Pro Shop Clerk
• Bylaw Support Worker
• Building Servicer 2

Visit the City of Winnipeg for more information.

CN Rail (Canadian National Railway) is Canada’s largest Class I freight railway, operating a transcontinental network that spans approximately 20,000 route‑miles across Canada and the United States and transporting over C$250 billion in goods annually.

Visit CN Rail for more information.

The First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba (FNHSSM) collaborates with 63 First Nations, 7 tribal councils, and 3 PTOs to promote awareness of health issues and enhance the well-being of individuals and communities.

Visit First Nation Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba (FNHSSM) for more information.

Manitoba Indigenous Reconciliation is dedicated to advancing healthy, safe, and sustainable Indigenous communities by working collaboratively with Indigenous peoples, governments, and stakeholders to close quality‑of‑life gaps, enhance food security, fulfill constitutional and provincial responsibilities, and build respectful partnerships that support greater social justice and reconciliation across the province.

Visit the Government of Manitoba – Indigenous Services for more information.

Manitoba Justice is the provincial department responsible for administering the Crown law justice system, delivering correctional services, protecting personal and property rights, providing civil and criminal court services, and supporting public safety across the province.

Visit the Government of Manitoba – Justice for more information.

IG Wealth Management is recognized as one of Canada’s top employers, offering a supportive, collaborative culture with strong training, development opportunities, and comprehensive benefits. The organization emphasizes entrepreneurship, community involvement, and employee well‑being, creating an environment where people can grow professionally while making a positive impact.

Visit IG Wealth for more information.

Indigenous Services Canada is a federal department that works in partnership with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities to improve access to high‑quality services and support Indigenous peoples in delivering their own programs to advance wellness, self‑determination, and socio‑economic development.

Visit Indigenous Services Canada – Nursing for more information.

We lead women, men, children, youth, and our two-Spirit community to health and balance through learning and healing programs grounded in traditional Indigenous knowledge and trauma-informed practices.

Visit Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. for more information.

We are an independent broker creating group benefit and retirement solutions for clients across Canada. Using our vast experience and product knowledge, we search the market to find you the most competitive product and price. We strive to be an extension of your human resource department by providing exceptional client service.

Visit Life Benefit Solutions for more information.

We are a homegrown, Manitoba-based health benefits provider with coverage that is among the best in the industry. With the added advantage of a national network, we provide the utmost care for our members living both locally and out of province.

• Client Services Representative
• Community Embassador
• Mascot Performer/Handler

Visit Manitoba Blue Cross for more information.

Manitoba Corrections is the division of Manitoba Justice responsible for enforcing court orders, managing adult and youth offenders in custody and the community, and delivering programs that support rehabilitation and public safety across the province.

Visit Manitoba Corrections for more information.

Manitoba Hydro is a Crown corporation that provides electricity and natural gas services across the province of Manitoba. It is committed to delivering reliable and affordable energy, primarily generated through sustainable hydroelectric power.

• Summer Student Opportunities

Visit Manitoba Hydro for more information.

Manitoba’s Health Care Retention and Recruitment Office is a provincial agency that supports physicians, nurses, and other health professionals by connecting them with career opportunities and providing guidance throughout a streamlined hiring and licensing process to help strengthen Manitoba’s healthcare workforce.

Visit Manitoba’s Health Retention and Recruitment Office for more information.

Maple Leaf Construction is a heavy civil construction company based in Winnipeg that delivers a wide range of services — including commercial development, concrete and asphalt paving, site services, residential development, street reconstruction, and highway rehabilitation — through skilled, loyal employees and mobile crews operating across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario.

Visit Maple Leaf Construction Ltd. for more information.

Me-Dian Credit Union is Canada’s first Indigenous full‑service financial institution, dedicated to providing accessible, inclusive banking and supporting economic empowerment for First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all Manitobans.

• Supervisor, Administrative Services
• HR Generalist
• Member Services Representative

Visit Me-Dian Credit Union for more information.

(formerly CAHRD – Centre for Aboriginal Human Resources Development)

Neeginan Education, Training, and Employment Services is here to help Indigenous people in Winnipeg overcome unemployment and work toward self-sufficiency. We do this by offering education, training, job services, and support programs like counseling, daycare, and housing, along with anything else needed to support this mission.

Visit Neeginan Education, Training and Employment Services (NETES) for more information.

New Directions is a Winnipeg-based non‑profit social services organization that supports people of all ages and needs through individualized programs that foster growth, hope, independence, and community well‑being.

Visit New Directions for more information.

Qualico is a leading fully integrated real estate company, founded in 1951 in Winnipeg, that builds single‑family and multi‑family homes, develops residential and commercial communities, supplies building materials, and manages properties across Western Canada and the US.

Visit Qualico for more information.

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is one of the largest and most prominent financial institutions in Canada, offering a broad range of services. These include personal and business banking, wealth management, insurance, and corporate and investment banking, serving clients both locally and internationally.

• Client Advisor

Visit RBC for more information.

RRC Polytech is Manitoba’s largest institute of applied learning and research, with more than 150 full- and part-time degree, diploma and certificate options. Through hands-on and online learning opportunities and state-of-the-art instruction, we prepare our students to become leaders in their fields — while also ensuring they can meet changing industry demands, and contribute to the province’s economic growth.

Visit RRC Polytech for more information.

Sagkeeng Child and Family Services is one of 10 agencies in the Southern First Nations Network of Care providing provincially mandated services. We believe that children are our gifts and as a community, it is our responsibility to guarantee their physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. We provide a variety of services built on the principles of honesty, respect, kindness, trust, humility and courage.

Visit Sagkeeng Child and Family Services for more information.

Scotiabank, a major Canadian financial institution with a strong network of Winnipeg branches, offers a wide range of banking services across the city and continues to grow its local team—providing stable, community‑focused career opportunities.

• Customer Experience Associate

Visit Scotiabank for more information.

Sigfusson Northern is a Manitoba‑based heavy civil and remote construction contractor known for taking on challenging projects in some of Canada’s toughest terrain while making a positive social and economic impact in the communities they serve.

Visit Sigfusson Northern Ltd. for more information.

Southeast Child and Family Services serves eight First Nations in the southeast region of Manitoba: Brokenhead Ojibway Nation; Black River First Nation; Hollow Water First Nation; Bloodvein First Nation; Berens River First Nation; Poplar River First Nation; Little Grand Rapids First Nation; and, Pauingassi First Nation.

Visit Southeast Child & Family Services for more information.

Southeast Collegiate is a unique Winnipeg‑based high school dedicated to First Nations students, offering a supportive, culturally grounded learning environment with on‑site housing and modern facilities designed to help youth succeed academically and personally.

• Youth Care Leaders

Visit Southeast Collegiate for more information.

Sparrow Hotels is a Winnipeg hospitality company that manages a portfolio of boutique and lifestyle hotels, offering uniquely local dining, spa, and guest experiences rooted in community, culture, and more than 80 years of hospitality expertise.

Visit Sparrow Hotels for more information.

TD Canada Trust offers a range of personal banking services, including chequing and savings accounts, credit cards, mortgages, and investments. They also provide specialized financial advice and tools to help individuals manage their money, plan for the future, and secure their financial well-being.

Visit TD Canada Trust for more information.

The North West Company is a leading retailer to underserved rural communities and urban neighbourhood markets in the following regions: Northern Canada, Western Canada, rural Alaska, the South Pacific islands and the Caribbean. Our stores offer a broad range of products and services with an emphasis on food.

• Bookkeeper
• Invoice Clerk
• Logistics Administrator
• Retail Technology Asset Technician

Visit The North West Company for more information.

The Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope is a community hub that provides compassionate emergency shelter, transitional housing, and wrap‑around supports to help people experiencing homelessness find safety, stability, dignity, and hope.

Visit the Winnipeg Centre of Hope for more information.

We help drive capacity, manage risks, and enable transformation for our clients. The TIPI Group of Companies is an Indigenous-owned and led economic development engine. We believe economic wellbeing is key to Mino Pimatisiwin or the Good Life. We strive to add value in everything we offer – it’s what sets us apart.

• Client Service Representative

Visit TIPI Group of Companies for more information.

True North Sports & Entertainment is Manitoba’s premier sports and entertainment company, owning and operating the Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, Canada Life Centre, Burton Cummings Theatre, and major downtown developments like True North Square while driving positive community impact through the True North Youth Foundation.

Visit True North Sports + Entertainment for more information.

Urban Circle Training Centre is a community‑focused, Indigenous‑led organization that fosters an inclusive work environment centered on cultural learning, collaboration, and meaningful engagement. We’re dedicated to community involvement, with enriching experiences such as feasts and Indigenous teachings integrated into daily work life.

Visit Urban Circle Training Centre for more information.

Wawanesa Insurance is a Winnipeg‑based mutual insurer that provides auto, home, and other property and casualty coverage to nearly two million policyholders, known for its community‑rooted values, strong broker partnerships, and commitment to supporting Canadians through every season of life.

Visit Wawanesa Insurance for more information.

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Indigenous Health builds capacity within the Winnipeg health region to support the holistic needs of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people.

Visit Winnipeg Regional Health Authority – Indigenous Health for more information.

No dress code here – wear what you’d usually wear to class or dress for the job you want! Keep in mind that the RBC Headshot is available, so wear clothes that you would want to have in professional photos. Think plain t-shirts, long-sleeves, or button-ups with jeans, pants, or skirts. Just remember: first impressions matter when meeting potential employers! 

Pack your resume and a sense of what job you’re aiming for. Bring 5-10 printed copies to share with employers (campus printers are available if needed). A notepad is also handy for jotting down notes during conversations – pens will be provided at the registration desk!

Great job! If you’ve left your resume and had a good chat, follow up within a day or two. Get the employer’s contact info, ideally a direct email. Send a thank-you message or confirm any scheduled interviews. Reference something specific from your conversation to leave a strong impression!

Ask this to see if the role matches your skills and goals. Even if it doesn’t, keep the conversation going – you might still impress them or find future opportunities. 

Learn if the role aligns with your skills, and don’t worry if you can’t do everything listed. Highlight your willingness to learn – it shows potential employers you’re adaptable and eager to grow. 

It’s okay to ask! Knowing if the compensation meets your needs is essential. For reference, a living wage in Winnipeg is $18.35/hour (or $36,700/year) for a family of four. 

Ask about perks like dental, vision, or mental health coverage. Full-time roles often have good benefits, but part-time positions may vary. Employers will explain more once you’re hired. 

This personal question is a great way to connect. Hearing why they love their job might help you decide if this is the right workplace for you.