Opportunities

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. 

The City of Cambridge is seeking a Manager of Civic and Recreational Facilities to lead the strategic planning, operation, maintenance, and capital management of municipal facilities, including the new Cambridge Recreation Complex opening in 2026. Reporting to the Director of Risk and Facilities, this leadership role oversees facility operations, budgets, contracts, risk management, regulatory compliance, and a team of facilities professionals. The successful candidate will collaborate across City departments and external partners to deliver safe, sustainable, and efficient facility services while supporting long-term asset management goals. Candidates should have a degree in a related field, relevant professional certifications, and at least five years of property or facility management experience, including supervisory responsibilities. This is an excellent opportunity to help shape one of Cambridge's premier community facilities while contributing to the City's vision of creating a vibrant place for people to prosper.

Join the Township of Centre Wellington where you can make a meaningful impact in a thriving, innovative, and welcoming community. As the largest municipality in Wellington County, Centre Wellington combines the charm of rural living with the vibrancy of urban life, offering an exceptional quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Our organization values integrity, collaboration, and innovation. Here, you’ll be part of a dynamic team delivering services, driving creative initiatives, and shaping a future where everyone feels connected and supported. Discover your opportunity to grow, lead, and belong at Centre Wellington. Reporting to the Managing Director of Infrastructure Services, the Manager of Engineering oversees the Engineering division and manages the Infrastructure Services capital program. This position oversees the planning, design, and construction of the Township’s water, wastewater, stormwater, road, and bridge/culvert infrastructure, and manages assigned projects to ensure successful delivery in alignment with the Township’s strategic directions. The position manages departmental goals and objectives within the framework of the Township’s strategic plan, directs and manages resources, establishes and monitors budgets, and ensures compliance with all applicable municipal, provincial, and federal legislation. The Manager of Engineering advises the Managing Director of Infrastructure Services on policy development, engineering standards, short- and long-range capital planning, work plans, budget preparation, administration, personnel management, and operational direction of the Engineering division.