Indigenous Job Seekers

Lana Whiskeyjack. Art description page 26 of the Indigenous Framework.

Brad Crowfoot. Art description page 27 of the Indigenous Framework.

Dawn Marie Marchand. Art description page 25 of the Indigenous Framework.

Are you interested in a career where you can help your community? Do you want to join an organization that builds relationships?

The City of Edmonton offers a wide range of roles, career paths and opportunities to work together to enable a better life for all Edmontonians. As the City of Edmonton continues on the path to learning, understanding and incorporating the TRC 94 calls to action, the City is committed to building employment opportunities for Indigenous people.

The City of Edmonton continuously works to provide a respectful and inclusive workplace for all our employees. Indigenous employees have access to the Edmonton Indigenous Employees Resource Network (EIERN) who:

Are ambassadors
Come together to create a community
Share stories, culture, and traditions, and
Volunteers

Indigenous Relations Office

Visit the Indigenous Relations Office page for information on more initiatives, resources and events such as the Indigenous Framework, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and Missing And Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, And 2SLGBTQQIA+. You can also subscribe to the Indigenous Community e-Bulletin.

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