Vacancies in Canada

Project Details: Sustainable Development and Electrification of Transit will apply a sustainable development approach to transit electrification. We will identify best practices, lessons learned and indicators of success, as well as critical gaps in defining environmental, economic, and social drivers to support the implementation of Zero Emissions Bus (ZEB) transit infrastructure – battery and hydrogen- across Canada from the local to national level. OCAD University researchers will undertake the project through a research collaboration with […]

Assist with my ongoing research on SDGs and Cash Transfer schemes, market legitimizing institutions, and related projects. Assist with updating Fall and Winter courses, design class activities, and upload necessary materials on MyCourse platform. Research and writing skills; team orientation and professionalism; attention to detail; bilingualism, an asset. Participer à mes recherches en cours sur les ODD et les programmes de transfert de fonds, les institutions de légitimation du marché et les projets connexes. Participer

Staff – Non Union Job Category M&P – AAPS Job Profile AAPS Salaried – Administration, Level A Job Title Administration Manager Department Student Health and Wellbeing | VP Students Compensation Range $4,964.42 – $7,151.50 CAD Monthly Posting End Date May 10, 2021 Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above. Job End Date Job Summary Student Health and Wellbeing (SHW) resides in the VP Students

Inuulitsivik Health Centre (IHC), with more than 900 employees, is part of the health and social services network of Quebec, Nunavik region. It provides the population of the Hudson Bay Territory of approximately 7,000 people with front-line health and social services, including prevention, assessment, diagnosis and treatment, rehabilitation and support. In addition, it provides youth protection services and management for the Nunavik region including Ullivik in Dorval. Its mission is to welcome Inuit people who