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City of Pickering - Division Head, Capital Projects & Infrastructure
[Municipal]
August 18,2026

This role is responsible for leading the City's Capital Projects & Infrastructure Division, overseeing the planning, delivery, and maintenance of municipal infrastructure such as roads, bridges, sidewalks, and streetlights. The position manages multidisciplinary capital projects from planning and design through construction, contract administration, budgeting, and asset management while ensuring compliance with engineering standards and legislative requirements. It also provides leadership to a team of technical staff, consultants, and contractors, oversees divisional budgets and procurement processes, and delivers strategic advice and reports to senior leadership, Council, and other stakeholders. Responsible to oversee asset management planning for the City’s Core Engineering Infrastructure assets. Responsibilities are accomplished through the effective management of a skilled team of coordinators, inspectors, technicians, consulting engineers, and contractors.

 
 
 
Winnipeg, Chief Project Officer - NEWPCC Redevelopment
[Municipal]
August 28,2026

The City of Winnipeg is seeking an accomplished senior executive to serve as its next Chief Project Officer, providing enterprise-level leadership for the delivery of the North End Water Pollution Control Centre (NEWPCC) Upgrade Program. With an estimated value of more than $3 billion, this landmark program is among the largest and most complex municipal infrastructure initiatives in Canada. Its successful delivery will be central to advancing Winnipeg’s long-term environmental resilience, economic sustainability, and capacity for future growth. 

Manager, WWW Engineering Management Office (EMO)
[Municipal]
August 17,2026 Reporting to the Associate Director of Water & Wastewater Engineering, the Manager of the W-WW Engineering Management Office (EMO) leads governance, standards, and project delivery frameworks supporting consistent, efficient, risk-informed and compliant delivery of the Region’s water and wastewater capital program. The role oversees capital project governance, delivery methodologies, stage-gate controls, and portfolio reporting, ensuring alignment with corporate procurement, legal, financial, risk, and regulatory requirements while advancing continuous improvement and standardization of engineering project delivery practices.