Employment and volunteer opportunities

The Downtown Winnipeg BIZ promotes, cares, and advocates for a vibrant and inclusive downtown where business thrives and people are drawn to work, live, shop, and explore. We host events 
throughout the year and work to beautify our downtown, improve cleanliness, safety, and help make it easier to get around. Our downtown is on Treaty No. 1 territory and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

Reporting to the Public Realm Project Coordinator, the Streetscape Summer Team Lead will work alongside the Streetscape Summer Team, providing coaching and leadership to the team and contributing to a vibrant and clean downtown Winnipeg through the continuous upkeep of public spaces. The Streetscape Summer Team Lead will provide essential support to the Public Realm department in the planning, coordination, and implementation of the annual planting program.

Responsibilities:

• Assist with the planning and coordination of the annual flower program and Public Realm projects.
• Track schedules and key milestones for Streetscape programs.
• Coordinate internal and external resources for spring cleanup and planting programs.
• Supervise, mentor and coach the Streetscape Team and provide direction on daily tasks.
• Ensure staff are adhering to policy and procedures while on shift, especially regarding safety.
• Act on non-complex employee relations issues, escalating to the manager where appropriate.
• Play a key role in making Downtown a beautiful and welcoming place - this includes planting, maintaining, watering, weeding of flowers and vegetation in public spaces throughout the downtown area.
• Remove litter and debris on sidewalks, around bus shelters, and other public areas.
• Other duties as assigned including litter removal, event support and infrastructure installation.
• Report any concerns and/or questions from BIZ Members or the public.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 16, 2025
Posted: April 1, 2025

The Downtown Winnipeg BIZ promotes, cares, and advocates for a vibrant and inclusive downtown where business thrives and people are drawn to work, live, shop, and explore. We host events 
throughout the year and work to beautify our downtown, improve cleanliness, safety, and help make it easier to get around. Our downtown is on Treaty No. 1 territory and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

Our Streetscape Summer Team plays a key role in making Downtown a visually appealing and welcoming place. From planting and maintaining flower beds, to assisting with placemaking projects, to keeping public areas clean and inviting—team members contribute directly to enhancing the downtown experience. Reporting to the Public Realm Project Coordinator, the Streetscape Summer Team
members will be making a valuable contribution to the visual appeal of our downtown. If you’re passionate about making a positive impact, enjoy working outdoors and do not mind getting your hands in the dirt, apply now!

Responsibilities:

• Play a key role in making Downtown a beautiful and welcoming place - this includes planting, maintaining, watering, weeding of flowers and vegetation in public spaces throughout the downtown area.
• Contribute to ongoing projects that improve and beautify public spaces in downtown Winnipeg including the upkeep and surveying of seasonal installations, site furnishings, and infrastructure conditions.
• Remove litter and debris on sidewalks, around bus shelters, and other public areas.
• Other duties as assigned including event set up and take down and infrastructure installation.
• Report any concerns and/or questions from BIZ Members or the public.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 16, 2025
Posted: April 1, 2025

Full time, Monday to Friday – 35 hours per week
9:00 am to 5:00 pm OR 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
16 weeks between May & August 2025. $16.50/hr.

Heritage Winnipeg is a non-profit, charitable organization located in the historic Exchange District at #509-63 Albert Street. We are offering the following full-time summer student position under the funding of Canadian Heritage - Young Canada Works...In Heritage Institutions 2025 program. All applicants must be registered on their website prior to employment.

Qualifications: 
Experience using a Mac computer and PC, familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, Quick Books, PowerPoint and In-
Design. Good interpersonal and organizational skills, interested in history and built heritage, and able to work independently. Creativity and critical thinking are encouraged.

Job Description: 
Responsible for Doors Open Winnipeg website content management, including research and writing, social media,
including twitter, facebook and Instagram. Assist in planning and project coordination of Doors Open Winnipeg including marketing and communications. Assist with the Doors Open Winnipeg weekend and the post events and reporting.

How to apply:
Please email your resumè to Cindy Tugwell, Executive Director at cindy@heritagewinnipeg.com

Deadline to Apply: April 16, 2025
 

Position Type: Contract/Term Employment
Job Location: Victoria, British Columbia
Salary: $24-$28 per hour, commensurate with education/experience. MDI offers a flexible and progressive work environment and offers a comprehensive benefits package. 
Position Start Date: June 01, 2025 12:00 am
Position End Date: August 31, 2025 12:00 am
Hours Per Week: Full-time (35-40 hours)

Landscape Design Intern Position:
An intern position is available from June to the end of August 2025 with the potential for full time employment. This would be an ideal job for a recent graduate. We are looking for a creative designer who wants to work on a variety of projects to gain on-the-job experience. The position will involve a broad range of duties including helping our team with active projects, hands on design work, construction drawing, and on the ground field review experience. It would be a great opportunity for someone interested in Nature-based Solutions and integrated design.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Collaborating with lead designer to create comprehensive design documents, permit applications and construction documents
• Supporting project management efforts and ensuring timely completion of deliverables
• Engaging in design meetings, client and consultant meetings, and site reviews as an active participant

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

How to apply:
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and digital portfolio to Vicki at admin@mdidesign.ca

Deadline to Apply: April 16, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

The Student Technician will work with the Space Inventory Coordinator to assist in maintaining the Interior Space Inventory. The successful candidate will conduct space audit site reviews of the University’s interior facilities to update and verify existing space inventory data. The Student Technician will coordinate updates with the Space Inventory Coordinator and upload interior room photos into the Inventory Photo Database. The successful candidate will also make notations on floor plans during site reviews to coordinate with the Space Inventory CAD Technician. Work undertaken by the Student Technician will aid in identifying space optimization opportunities to improve space resource use.

In addition to assisting with the Interior Space Inventory Database, the Student Technician may work with the Landscape Planner and Space Inventory Coordinator to aid in the creation of an Exterior Space Inventory.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 18, 2025
Posted: April 1, 2025

The Student Technician will work with the Planning Project Coordinator and Campus Planner to assist in updating and maintaining the Fort Garry Campus Tree Inventory. This position will require the successful candidate to work both in the office and outdoors conducting field data collection using a mobile GIS-based device. Data collection will include measuring the diameter of trees within tree inventory, and working with the Planning Project Coordinator to determine the environmental benefits of the campus canopy including the amount of carbon stored and sequestered by each tree. The Student Technician may also be required to make qualitative assessments of greenspaces and natural areas in addition to noting the physical characteristics of the exterior environment. Data gathered by the candidate will assist in understanding the existing properties of the University’s exterior spaces and will inform other ongoing initiatives related to the preservation and enhancement of the campus landscape.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 25, 2025
Posted: April 15, 2025

Are you passionate about conserving some of Manitoba’s most important natural spaces? Do you want to have a positive, lasting impact on nature? Are you looking for a well-rounded position to kick-start your conservation career with hands-on experience? We want to hear from you!

Nature Conservancy of Canada is looking for a passionate people to join the Manitoba team as Conservation Interns. These positions play an integral role in delivering NCC’s core annual conservation activities throughout southern Manitoba. This position joins NCC in Manitoba’s Next Generation of Conservation Leaders (NGCL) Program that is designed to support aspiring early-career professionals.  NGCL Program participants benefit from a diverse work experience with contribution and exposure to several business departments, onboarding and training that includes work planning and goal setting, performance feedback and career guidance from their supervisors and colleagues and becoming part of the NCC team that is well supported to ensure safe work habits and environments.  This position(s) may require extensive travel and independent fieldwork that often involves liaising with landowners, staff, volunteers, and partner organizations.  Positions are based in Winnipeg or Brandon but require the ability to travel throughout southern Manitoba.  Occasional weekend or holiday work may be required.  Travel expenses will be reimbursed.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 21, 2025
Posted: April 15, 2025
 

The Winnipeg Architecture Foundation (WAF) is a non-profit charitable organisation dedicated to advancing the awareness and appreciation of Winnipeg’s built environment through public education.

The Programming Assistant will support WAF’s programming and research initiatives, with particular attention on assisting in planning, coordinating, researching, and supporting the 2025 WAF tours, events, and other programming (both in-person and digital formats).

The tasks and responsibilities include:

• Assist tour leaders to organise, schedule, and coordinate free public tours, events, and programming highlighting Winnipeg’s built environment and histories.
• Assist WAF with research and coordination of events and exhibits, including the set-up of in-person and digital programming.
• Promote tours, exhibits, and all WAF programming across social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky), as well as other talks and event programmes as needed.
• Identify opportunities for promoting tours, events, and other programming by, but not limited to, reaching out to relevant community groups and members.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date programming information on the organisation’s website.
• Welcome visitors to in-person programming and respond to their questions about content and materials.
• Conduct primary and secondary research to respond to public research inquiries.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: April 25, 2025
Posted: April 1, 2025

The Winnipeg Architecture Foundation (WAF) is a non-profit charitable organisation dedicated to advancing the awareness and appreciation of Winnipeg’s built environment through public education.

The Programming Coordinator intern will support WAF’s programming and research initiatives, with particular attention on developing accessible programming materials and increasing community engagement, including the ‘ArchiShorts’ film programme for youth.

The tasks and responsibilities include:

• Collaborating with researchers, community members, and partner organisations to guide, create, and deliver programming;
• Developing outreach and programming materials;
• Plan and oversee public programming, including exhibits, talks, and film screenings;
• Preparing updates to resource materials, including expansion the organisation’s records and directories;
• Promoting public programming across social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky);
• Maintaining accurate and up-to-date programming information on the organisation’s website;
• Identifying opportunities for promoting the ‘ArchiShorts’ film series and encouraging youth participation; and
• Working with WAF and local curators to create a 2026-2027 exhibit schedule.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: June 16, 2025
Posted: April 1, 2025
 

The School of Planning at Dalhousie University invites applications for a limited-term teaching appointment at the Assistant Professor level, starting in July 2025 for a period of three years.

The School is looking for an outstanding candidate with proven teaching expertise in urban planning. The successful candidate will be expected to advance a teaching agenda and experience in teaching planning studios, planning theory, history, site planning, and/or planning law in the Canadian context is desired. Professional planners with a masters degree or academic candidates holding a PhD are encouraged to apply for this position. The candidate will be expected to teach two to three courses per term. The chosen candidate will teach on site.

The successful candidate will have at least one terminal accredited degree in planning at the undergraduate or graduate level. Being a registered or licensed professional planner (RPP or LPP, for instance) as recognized by the Professional Standard Board (PSB) for planning profession in Canada or demonstrating a commitment to seeking professional certification following acceptance of the offer, is highly desirable. The new faculty member will be expected to teach core and elective courses in the graduate and undergraduate programs, supervise thesis students, advance the discipline, and actively engage in administrative functions to shape the School’s future. In keeping with the School’s present strengths and directions, we expect the person in this position to be comfortable in an interdisciplinary setting, demonstrate leadership on collaborative activities, and bring innovative ideas to advance planning practice or research and teaching.

For more information about the School of Planning, Dalhousie University, and Halifax, please go to these websites:
https://www.dal.ca/faculty/architecture-planning/school-of-planning.html
https://www.dal.ca/
https://www.halifax.ca/

Candidates should provide a cover letter (in PDF format) indicating which of their academic credentials is an accredited planning degree, a statement of teaching interests, a teaching dossier inclusive of examples of course outlines and evidence of teaching effectiveness, a curriculum vitae, and the names and contact information of three references (who may be contacted later with the applicant’s knowledge). Review of applications will begin in March 2025 with an application closing date of April 30. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.

posted: February 4, 2025
deadline: April 30, 2025

The Education and Public Programming Intern will participate in a broad range of activities that include various aspects of running a contemporary art gallery, museum or institute, as well as research, writing and administration. The candidate must be able to prioritize competing demands in a dynamic work environment. The position is well-suited for a candidate interested in pursuing a career in the not-for-profit and/or culture and heritage sectors.

The Education and Public Programming Intern will be key to the successful implementation of the Summer Institute program through their active involvement with both faculty and participants. Under the direction of the Communications Coordinator and Executive Director, the Intern’s task may include: documenting events and studio work; assisting faculty with respect to logistical coordination; assisting in designing promotional material for public events; assisting in setting up for Summer Institute public talks, studio visits and the Open Studio; and other tasks as deemed necessary.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to apply: May 2, 2025
Posted: April 15, 2025

We are seeking a Landscape Designer to collaborate on the development of our custom designs. If you have a passion for landscape architectural design and want to be part of a dynamic team, we’d love to hear from you.

About the Role:

Under the direction of the Landscape Architect, you will play a key role in both design and technical execution, ensuring projects meet their design intent and goals. You’ll collaborate closely with our partners and clients, contributing throughout the entire design-to-development process. Strong technical skills are essential in this fast-growing company.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

George Harris Collaborative Inc. is an award-winning urban design and landscape architecture firm with offices in Calgary, Vancouver, and Kelowna. Since 1999, we have worked on diverse projects across Canada and internationally, shaping landscapes that reflect the culture and environment of the communities we serve.

We are currently seeking an Intermediate Landscape Architect to join our Calgary office. This position offers a balance of design creativity and technical execution, allowing you to contribute to exciting projects while growing into a leadership role.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

George Harris Collaborative Inc. is an award-winning urban design and landscape architecture firm with offices in Calgary, Vancouver, and Kelowna. Since 1999, we have worked on diverse projects across Canada and internationally, shaping landscapes that reflect the culture and environment of the communities we serve.

We are currently seeking a Senior Landscape Architect to join our Calgary office. This is a leadership role with an opportunity to help shape the direction of local projects, mentor team members, and engage in business development efforts.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

George Harris Collaborative Inc. is an award-winning urban design and landscape architecture firm with offices in Calgary, Vancouver, and Kelowna. Since 1999, we have worked on diverse projects across Canada and internationally, shaping landscapes that reflect the culture and environment of the communities we serve.

We are currently expanding our Kelowna office and seeking Intermediate and Junior Landscape Architects to join our team. If you are passionate about design, sustainability, and high-quality landscapes, we encourage you to apply!

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

George Harris Collaborative Inc. is an award-winning urban design and landscape architecture firm with offices in Calgary, Vancouver, and Kelowna. Since 1999, we have worked on diverse projects across Canada and internationally, shaping landscapes that reflect the culture and environment of the communities we serve.

We are currently seeking a Senior Landscape Architect to lead our Kelowna office team. This is a leadership role with an opportunity to help shape the direction of our local projects, team, and business development in the region.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Deadline to Apply: June 30, 2025
Posted: March 21, 2025

Reinventing placemaking in Arcadia
Duration of residencies:
In Arcadia : One 10 days period (1-10 July)

Revealing matter’s potential in Crete
Duration of residencies:
In Crete : Two 9 days periods (20-28 July or 30 July-7 August)

Short-term residencies for designers, artists, architects, creatives & performing artists, working across all cultural fields.

Periplus Workshops offers selected creative and cultural students, graduates, tutors and professionals from all over the world, the time and space to delve into a constantly open lab, where thinking through making, direct experiential access to local identity and a deeply humanising relationship with nature may develop into a new approach to immense creativity.

Gathering knowledge that may subsequently help local communities better deal with their existing and future multifaceted challenges. Powerfully reengaging them with the wealthy but frequently neglected potential of their local natural and cultural environment.

When: July-August 2025
Where: Arcadia region, Peloponnese, Greece & Chania region, Crete, Greece
Who can apply: designers, artists & creatives, architects, innovation engineers & material researchers, performing artists, culture curators

More info, fees and support at: https://www.periplusworkshops.com/

Application information at: https://www.periplusworkshops.com/bookings

Application deadline: April 30, 2025 (for early bird only)

Canadian Countertops is a leading provider of high-quality countertops, offering exceptional customer service and a vast selection of materials. We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented person to join our team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Create and Send Quotes: Accurately prepare and send cost estimates based on client requirements and project details.
• Review Materials and Inventory: Ensure that all necessary materials are available and track inventory levels to avoid delays.
• Client Interaction: Meet with clients in our showroom to review countertop options, guiding them through the selection process to find the perfect fit for their needs.
• Coordinate Job Schedules: Work closely with the operations manager to coordinate job schedules and ensure smooth project execution.
• Review Construction Drawings: Interpret construction drawings and specifications to provide accurate quotes and recommendations.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

We are seeking a skilled Drafter to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for creating detailed technical drawings and schematics that support various engineering projects. This role requires proficiency in drafting software and a keen eye for detail to ensure accuracy and compliance with industry standards.

Duties

• Develop and prepare detailed drawings and schematics using software such as AutoCAD and Sketchup.
• Collaborate with engineers and project managers to understand project requirements and specifications.
• Create 2D and 3D models for various projects, including civil, structural, and architectural designs.
• Review and revise drawings based on feedback from team members or clients.
• Ensure all designs comply with relevant codes, standards, and regulations.
• Maintain organized records of all drafts and revisions to facilitate easy access for future reference.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

FortWhyte Alive is looking for an experienced individual to join our Facilities and Site Operations team as a Seasonal Landscape and Habitat Technician.

What you will do …

In this role, you will be responsible for building and grounds maintenance as well as having the opportunity to be involved in various enhancement projects throughout our green (and white) spaces.  While not a complete list of all the duties you will be responsible for, several include the following:

• snow clearance for the winter season; operate snow clearance equipment, hand shoveling
• enhancing the visitor experience of our many nature trails through daily grooming and regular upkeep, (weed control, grass cutting, removal and control of invasive flora species, snow clearance);
• repairing docks, floating boardwalks, other repairs as necessary;
  assisting the Gardening Team with cultivation, planting, pruning and removal of plant materials;
• watershed management; cleaning ditches, culverts, clearing cattails and waterfront willow, regulating water circulation pumps;
• end of season(s) change over activities; hauling out boats,
• storing equipment and amenities, making preparations for the upcoming season.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

We are currently seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Millwork Engineer to join our growing team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in millwork design, coupled with a passion for high caliber craftsmanship and an eagerness to continually enhance engineering efficiency & effectiveness. This role offers the opportunity to work on innovative projects and collaborate with remarkable professionals in the industry. We value individuals who thrive in a team oriented environment, have a positive solutions-based mindset and are committed to professional growth.

Job Description: 
The Millwork Engineer plays a critical role in translating architectural designs into precise plans that meet our high standards of quality and craftsmanship. Using Solidworks and SWOOD, you will generate shop drawings and models for design approval and fabrication. Your expertise in CAD software and knowledge of cabinetmaking techniques will be essential in driving project success. This role requires strong collaboration with cross-functional teams and a commitment to continuous improvement.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Are you interested in this vacancy? Then respond via the email below. Make sure you send clear and detailed motivation to your CV. International applications are welcome.

Please get in touch via careers@leonlebeniste.ca

We are searching for a lawn care specialist and a lawn care supervisor. Successful candidates must have the experience and stamina to efficiently execute cleanup jobs and routine lawn care jobs throughout the season in challenging terrain. Attention to detail is important as well time management skills while dealing with rural properties in order to meet the daily agenda.

Duties:

• Live and work at the lake!
• Perform landscape maintenance tasks such as mowing, edging, and trimming lawns on unique cottage properties, as well as site cleanup duties such as blowing and raking leaves
• Operate walk behind mowers and riding mowers, load and unload equipment from trucks and trailers
• Operate and maintain equipment such as trimmers, and blowers, chainsaws
• Oversee maintenance schedule of lawncare and gardening jobsites
• Operate company trucks and tow trailers
• Ensure maintenance jobs are completed to a high standard and timely fashion
• Opportunity to learn new and unique property maintenance skills
• Assist with tree removal jobs
• Assist with landscaping projects

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Narratives Inc. is a planning firm dedicated to impact assessment, community engagement, and conflict transformation. We are passionate about blending traditional methods with innovative research designs and cutting-edge techniques. Our team continually strives to elevate the standards planning practice in pursuit of meaningful and sustainable outcomes for the communities we serve. If you are driven by a commitment to excellence and eager to join a team that works to make a tangible difference, we invite you to join us.

Narratives is currently seeking candidates for our Planner position to bring our stories to life. The position will be full-time, one-year term with the intention of transitioning to a permanent full-time position following a successful performance review.

Responsibilities

• Review, interpret, and apply a broad range of policy and legislation as it applies to a given project or objective
• Work with, interpret, and apply spatial information (e.g. from maps, surveys, and plans) as a key medium for thinking and communicating
• Interpret and apply demographic, topographic, the built environment, environmental, and socio-cultural context information
• With a team of planners, author community plans and work with a team to assemble documents that are clear and visually appealing, incorporate maps and spatial information, and synthesize background information, process information, and policy.
• Author memorandums, briefing notes, project descriptions, reports, and technical analyses. Identify sound and reasonable options for the client and be able to articulate a recommended course of action.
• Meaningfully and respectfully incorporate the socio-cultural dimension into the work of the planner, which may include ceremony, symbols, practices, and interpersonal relations
• Manage projects by monitoring scope, schedule, and budget, and delegate tasks to ensure the broader team is utilized
• Develop and implement community engagement plans to run engagement sessions, interview campaigns, workshops, focus groups, and other community events.
• Apply current disciplinary principles to the practice of the professional planner

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

For more information, please visit www.narrativesinc.com or https://www.linkedin.com/company/narratives-inc/.

North Coral Landscaping is one of Winnipeg’s leading landscaping companies, dedicated to excellence in landscape construction services. We are committed to our team’s growth and development, offering seasonal positions with the potential for full-time, year-round employment as you advance within the company.

Job Description: 

We are looking for an experienced and dedicated Crew Lead to manage one of our landscape construction crews. The successful candidate will oversee all aspects of daily operations within their crew, ensuring projects are completed efficiently, on time, and within budget.

Responsibilities:

• Directly manage and lead a dedicated landscape construction crew.
• Plan daily crew tasks and delegate responsibilities effectively.
• Ensure all projects are executed with precision, meeting all deadline and budget requirements.
• Operate and oversee the operation of heavy machinery as required.
• Train and develop crew members, promoting a culture of safety and teamwork.
• Maintain continuous communication with management to report on project progress.
• Potential to manage a work vehicle assigned to your crew.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 1 year of experience in landscape construction; 2-3 years preferred.
• At least 1 year in a leadership role managing a team; 2 years preferred in a construction-related leadership role.
• Proven track record of meeting tight deadlines and adhering to budget specifications.
• Demonstrated high level of organizational planning and superior job execution abilities.
• Experience in operating heavy equipment is preferred.
• Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Competitive hourly wage ($23 - $28/hour, dependent on experience).
• Potential for a company work vehicle.
• Seasonal employment with opportunities for year-round employment as you advance.
• Opportunities for professional growth and development within the company.

How to Apply:

Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter through Indeed, detailing your experience in landscape construction and leadership, and why you are a good fit for this role at North Coral Landscaping.

You can also email your resume and cover letter to stevechoge@northcorallandscaping.com

Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $23.00-$28.00 per hour
Expected hours: 45 per week
Schedule: Monday to Friday, Weekends as needed
Education: Secondary School (preferred)
Experience: Construction: 1 year (required) and Leadership: 1 year (preferred)
License/Certification: Driver's License (required)

posted: January 16, 2025

Rocke Developments / B. Rocke Landscaping is looking for a Project Coordinator. We are seeking candidates with a professional and positive attitude who are highly organized, have excellent communication skills, are capable of multitasking and completing quality work in a fast-paced work environment.

Our company has been operating in the Winnipeg market for over 20 years and provides landscape design and project management services across the prairie provinces. We specialize in innovative commercial and high-end residential landscape design and construction. Our project budgets range from 10k to 1 million+.
Our busy season runs from March through November.

Job Type: Full-time, Permanent, with Salary
Pay: $50,000.00-$54,000.00 per year
Supplemental pay types: Performance based bonus
Work Location: In person
Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Monday to Friday

Your Primary Responsibilities and Workflow:

• Managing our landscaping design build projects. Including managing client expectations, the landscape design and construction project management.
• Moving the project quickly through design to construction.
• Attending client consultations and meetings.
• Collecting and uploading site photos, measurements and notes from consults to our cloud-based apps.
• Inputting site data and building landscape models in our 3D software (Training provided).
• Assisting with Business Development for B. Rocke Landscaping and Rocke Developments.
• Verifying final project costs with accounting.

Work Hours and Compensation

• During the busy season, the successful candidate is expected to work 40 hours
• Our office hours are 9am-5pm Monday to Friday, however working hours can be flexible if tasks are completed on time and clients, project managers, and subcontractors have been looked after.
• Salary is on an annual basis.
• Plus, benefits that can be used for medical, dental, optical and other health related services.
• You will be compensated for personal vehicle mileage during work related trips and other work-related expenses. This does not include mileage to get to and from studio b from your residence.

Benefits:

• Company events
• Dental care
• Extended health care
• Flexible schedule
• On-site parking
• Vision care

Please submit resume via our website: https://www.brockelandscaping.com

We will be conducting at least 2 interviews. Initial phone meeting, followed by an in person meeting.

posted: December 19, 2024
 

Our Buildings practice keeps people at its heart, recognizing that our shared journey forward is shaped by the meaningful and responsive places we design. From iconic designs to monumental groundbreakings, join us to bring transformational building solutions to life. Every day we apply our expertise, creativity, and passion to propel communities into the future—join us!

Your Opportunity:
We are looking for a Design Coordinator / Architectural Intern to fulfill the role of Design and Technical Support. Working closely and under the direct supervision of the project Principal and Project Architect / Project Leader, you will be assisting on a wide range of projects with varying levels of complexity and scale and broad integrated design teams working through all project phases from pre-design through post construction services.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Stantec Buildings is on a mission to become the world’s leading integrated design practice. Our architects, engineers, interior designers, sustainability specialists, and technologists are passionate about the power of design. We take an innovative, collaborative approach to projects, sharing a common belief that sustainable design for the built environment can make the world a better place for future generations. Join us and design your place with Stantec.

We are looking for and Architectural Student from April – August 2025 to fulfill the role of Design Support. Working closely and under the direct supervision of the project Principal and Project Architect you will be assisting on a wide range of projects with varying levels of complexity and scale and broad integrated design teams working through all project phases from pre-design through post construction services.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

Stantec's Prairies Environmental Services Team currently has Summer Student opportunities for the upcoming field season. As a summer student, your role would include but not necessarily be limited to field and office work with our Site Assessment, Remediation and Response Team and/or Ecosystems Team completing terrestrial and aquatic field investigations.

Your Key Responsibilities

• Assisting technical staff with various project tasks including researching, compiling and evaluating project data, and preparing technical reports.
• Field work including environmental site assessments; construction monitoring support; soil sampling, groundwater monitoring and sampling; and aquatics and terrestrial monitoring support.
• Participating in proposal and/or report preparations, may perform calculations; gather, review or report information; and/or prepare standard document sections.
• Complete other administrative duties, as required.
• Available to travel within and potentially outside Saskatchewan; working in a wide range of climatic conditions.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

University of Manitoba
Department of Architecture
Faculty of Architecture

Assistant Professor in Architectural History and Theory
Position 35085

Responsibilities :
The responsibilities of the successful candidate are divided into 40% teaching, 40% research and creative activity and 20% institutional service.  Teaching responsibilities include one of three levels of professional design studio; collaborating in delivery of our four-course history and theory sequence; advising students in their comprehensive Design Thesis; and instructing topical graduate elective coursework.  Research and Creative Activity in the Faculty of Architecture (FAUM) can include research (qualitative and/or quantitative, various forms), professional practice (application and theory-building, public dissemination), applied scholarship (typically community-involved non-remunerative), and creative work (visual arts, new media, product design).  Service includes serving on Department, Faculty and University committees; contributing to collegial discussions; participating as a guest critic in studios and guest lecturer in courses; and service to local and broader community interests in the discipline and profession.

Qualifications :
Required:

• Professional degree in Architecture 
• Post-professional degree in the History & Theory of Architecture or an allied discipline
• Studio teaching experience
• A scholarly agenda

Preferred:

• Professional registration or eligibility for registration as a licensed architect in Manitoba
• PhD in the History & Theory of Architecture or an allied discipline

To apply, please submit the following: 

• A one-page cover letter referencing UM Position #35085 that outlines how the above qualifications are met
• A current curriculum vitae
• Statements of teaching and research philosophy
• A portfolio that contains evidence of:
  • excellence in studio teaching 
  • creative, professional and/or scholarship that illustrates a clear research agenda
• A sample of academic writing (20 pages maximum)
• Name, address, phone number and email address of three references

Complete applications will be considered beginning in mid-January 2025, and interviews of short-listed candidates will commence thereafter. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. The appointee will report to the Department Head of Architecture. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Please send applications via email, specifying Position #35085 in the subject line, to:
Prof. Brian Rex, Chair, Search Committee
Department of Architecture
201 John A. Russell Building
University of Manitoba
R3T 2N2
c/o William Fischer, Department Administrator via email at William.Fischer@umanitoba.ca 

posted: December 18, 2024

ZGF is seeking an Entry-Level Architect to join our team in the Vancouver office. We are looking for creative, motivated and curious design talent with a passion for architecture and the built environment.  We are offering a position within the Architectural Group for an individual who will work under the direction of experienced professional design staff on a diversity of project opportunities. If you have a passion and a desire to exercise your design skills, we are interested in talking with you.

As an Entry-Level Architect, you will…

• Produce design drawings, presentation drawings, graphic design work, and digital and physical modeling in support of Architecture, Urban Design, and Interior Design, as well as marketing efforts.
• Work under close supervision and receive instruction and mentoring regarding tasks and management.
• Perform rudimentary architectural assignments and work collaboratively with others toward design solutions.

Qualifications:

• Minimum one year of experience.
• Architectural ability in the design of buildings and site.
• Previous experience with the production of design documentation would be valuable.
• Basic understanding of architectural design and construction principles.
• What we do is all about design – having good communication and graphic skills along with physical and digital modeling and rendering ability is desired.

Apply With: 

• Cover letter
• Resume
• Portfolio

The current compensation range for this role is $65,000 to $70,000 annually, dependent on education and experience.

How to apply please click here.