Indigenous Recruitment

 

Looking for a job? You are in the right place!

At Fisheries and Oceans Canada and at the Canadian Coast Guard, there is no lack of opportunities. Whatever your interests, a challenging job is waiting for you! We have offices in Québec City, Montréal, Sorel, Trois-Rivières, Côte-Nord, Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie.

You want to learn more about our mission and work environment? Click here!

Current posting 

Jobs

In addition to our current posting, we often offer many opportunities in various employment fields including:    

  • Law enforcement 
  • Communication 
  • Environment
  • Emergency management and response
  • Engineering, real property, construction, and procurement
  • Marine/navigation
  • Political, economic and statistical
  • Indigenous programs, negotiations, relations, and partnerships
  • Human resources, administration, business, and finance
  • Occupational health and safety
  • Science and ecosystem management 
  • Information technology and telecommunications

You are interested, but there are no current jobs posting that match your profile?

Register to our application bank by completing the form below and we will contact you when a position that matches your profile becomes available.

Submit your application

 

Moreover, in an effort to align your experiences, interests and skills with the needs of our hiring managers, please complete your Talent Profile in our National Talent Bank Inventory.  This will allow you to highlight your education, skills and experiences and what sets you apart from other candidates.

Comittee for the Advancement of Indigenous Employment

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Since February 2021, we have had the opportunity to work in collaboration with the First Nations Human Resources Development Commission of Québec (FNHRDCQ).

Together, we are adapting our practices to ensure that our recruitment and work environment are culturally appropriate and safe. We are implementing new approaches to promote the integration and professional development of Indigenous colleagues. Below are the key elements of our approach! 

Culturally Safe Environment

We are committed to providing a welcoming and safe environment. This includes building cultural awareness and sensitivity among our employees and acknowledging the history and rights of First Peoples in our work.  

Recruitment

We always need new talented people, and you are one of them! Through our recruitment process, your personality, interests, and aspirations will be emphasized.

Integration

We all know that a new job can be stressful. That’s why we have created a pathway for new employees that will help you feel welcome, supported, and awaited within your new work team. You will have the opportunity to be paired with a colleague who will be there to answer your questions and show you the workings of your new positions.

Professional Development

We care about your professional development. Therefore, we develop learning plans for all employees. We offer training, mentoring, and networking opportunities within our Department to ensure your fulfillment.

Contact us

You have questions and would like to talk to someone?

Jessica and Josée-Mélanie are available!

Jessica

Jessica 
Human Resources Advisor

Josée-Mélanie

Josée-Mélanie
Policies, Indigenous Relations and Partnerships Advisor

By email

Write to us at rhqbc@dfo-mpo-gc.ca  to ask your questions or make an appointment. Jessica or Josée-Mélanie will get back to you as soon as possible!

By phone

Contact Jessica at 418-564-2750 or Josée-Mélanie at 418-560-0219.