Find Jobs in Canada – 20,005+ Openings Updated Daily
GetCanadianJob lists 20,005+ open jobs in Canada, updated every day, from employers in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton and across every province. Browse IT jobs, healthcare and nursing jobs, accounting and finance jobs, admin and receptionist jobs, graphic design jobs, museum jobs and public sector roles such as 911 dispatch, corrections and enforcement, then apply free with your resume.
- Open jobs
- 20,005+ across all provinces and territories
- Top cities
- Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Mississauga, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton
- Biggest areas
- IT, management, finance, healthcare, public sector and admin
- Cost to apply
- Free for job seekers
Jobs in Canada: Frequently Asked Questions
Which Canadian cities have the most jobs on GetCanadianJob?
Toronto has by far the most listings, followed by Montreal, Vancouver, Mississauga, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton. Many jobs are also listed by province, especially Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and Alberta.
What kinds of jobs can I find on GetCanadianJob?
GetCanadianJob lists jobs in every major field, including IT and software, management, accounting and finance, healthcare and nursing, engineering, customer service, education, and public-sector roles such as 911 dispatch, corrections and bylaw enforcement.
Do I need a work permit to work in Canada?
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can work for any employer. Everyone else needs a work permit: either an employer-specific permit, which often requires a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), or an open work permit such as the Post-Graduation Work Permit. You also need a Social Insurance Number (SIN) to work.
How much do jobs in Canada pay in 2026?
Pay depends on the job and the province. Minimum wages range from $15.00 an hour in Alberta to $18.25 in British Columbia, Ontario's is $17.95 from October 1, 2026, and the federal minimum for federally regulated jobs is $18.15. Job Bank puts the median wage at $43.27 an hour for registered nurses and $26.44 for administrative assistants.
Is GetCanadianJob free to use?
Yes. Searching and applying is free for job seekers, and employers can post unlimited jobs for free. Create a free account to upload your resume or post a job.
How often are new jobs added?
New jobs are added every day, and expired listings are removed from search results. Set up a job alert to hear about new jobs in your field and city first.
How do I spot a fake job posting?
Real employers never ask you to pay for a job offer, training, equipment, an LMIA or a work permit, and they do not hire without an interview. Check the company website, and report any posting that asks for money or banking details to us and to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
Do I need to speak French to work in Canada?
Outside Quebec most jobs only need English. In Quebec, French is the normal language of work and most employers expect it, and many federal government jobs are bilingual. Speaking both languages widens your options everywhere.