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We have selected and listed sites in English, even though most sites in Canada are available in both English and French.

• Aboriginal Canada Portal: Employment - employment and human resources for Canada's Aboriginal people.
• BestJobsCanada - search job postings by location, category (e.g. accounting, arts, clerical, etc.), and/or keywords. A privacy policy is posted. Appears to be English, only.
• CanadianCareers - news, advice, and resources for job hunters - exploring different careers, self marketing, and more.
• Canadian Government Jobs Recruitment Menu / Menu de recrutement - choose the job category that interests you from the left navigation (e.g., jobs open to the public, post-secondary, IT, student, co-op, management trainee, executive) includes clerical and secretarial; labour and trades; computer, technical, and scientific; as well as professional and administrative and executive.
• CanuckCareers - search for a new job by province, posting date, and keyword or browse by industry (e.g. accounting, agriculture, etc.) or location. A Privacy Policy is posted.
• CareerBeacon - covers all of Canada, browse for careers by location or category (e.g. accounting, administration, agriculture, etc.). Advanced search allows you to search for an open position by category (e.g. accounting/finance, admin and support services, etc.), location (province), and age of posting. A privacy policy is posted.
• CareerOwl - search for jobs by posting date, job title, posting number, keywords, location, and/or keywords. Other information and resources also provided, including links to employer Websites by location, Canadian professional associations by industry, and much more. No privacy policy is posted.
• ClassifiedEXTRA - from the SUN papers, Journals, and other newspapers across Canada, click on a province, select your newspaper, and click on "Employment" to see the recent employment listings from that newspaper.
• Directory of Canadian Recruiters - free links to over 200 Canadian recruiter Websites (click on the "Recruiter WWW Sites" link), alphabetical text listing of recruiters, plus, of course, the book and/or CD for sale as well.
• Education Canada - a Web site focused on jobs in the field of education in Canada. Search teaching jobs or administrative/support jobs by category or location, or browse employers and jobs by province. Events and other related information also available. A privacy policy is posted.
• Indeed.ca - giant collection of job postings from job sites as well as newspaper, employer, and association Websites, searchable by job title, keywords, or company and location.
• InsuranceWorks.ca - employment opportunities in Canada's insurance industry. Browse jobs by specialty (e.g. claims, customer service, underwriting, etc.), click on recently posted jobs, or check out employers. A privacy policy is posted.
• Job Bank/Guichet emplois - from Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC), a job search site that is a large job bank, covering all of Canada, searchable by location (province or region/city within province) and keyword or job title. No Privacy Policy is posted.
• JobBoom - pick your language and your province, and then search for jobs by category (accounting, administrative, engineering, information technology, sales/customer service, and all other fields), then view the listings to find company and location.
• JobBus - find employers or job sites, by category (e.g. advertising, arts, high tech, etc.)
• Jobs.gc.ca - in both French and English, from the Public Service Commission of Canada, lists job opportunites, from student internship and co-op jobs through executive level, in various agencies of the Canadian Federal government.
• Jobs, Workers, Training & Careers / Emplois, travailleurs, formation et carrières - from the Government of Canada, designed to help Canadians search for work on-line, find training, understand their workplace rights, and explore different careers.
• Labour Market Information - details on employment prospects, job markets, wages and salaries, industries, and employers from Human Resources Development Canada.
• London Ontario Employment Resources - from DonkeyOrange (donkey what?), a comprehensive and well-organized list, from job sites to employer and recruiter sites, focused on London and surrounding Ontario.
• The Toronto Star Workopolis - offers many kinds of job search capabilities, in locations across Canada, not just Toronto and Ontario. If you post your resume, you can restrict access to your resume to companies when you apply for a job with them. Lots of useful information and news, too. A privacy policy is posted.
• TorontoComputerWork - the name says it all. A privacy statement is posted.
• Weblens.org - check the links under "Job Search" for an excellent collection of links to employment and career resources, with an emphasis on Canada
• Working.Canada.com - pick your city and province, add your keywords and search through nearly 20,000 jobs. You can also browse jobs by employer or job title. A privacy policy is posted.
• WorkopolisCampus - for students of schools which have registered for this service, access to jobs for students, internships, and other informations (e.g. What can I do with a major in...?") A privacy policy is posted.
• Worksearch - from Canada's federal government, information about different careers, training, worker rights and benefits, and locations where service for job seekers is available