Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
- Northern Affairs Canada Selection process number
26-IAN-NT-EA-683712
Salary$86,801 to $109,119-(In addition, there are allowances ranging from $17,995 to $26,105.)
LevelEG-06
Who can applyPersons residing in Canada, Canadian citizens and Permanent residents, whose postal code begins with X1A (Yellowknife Region, NT).
DutiesLooking for a career where your work has a visible impact? This could be your opportunity to bring your expertise to Canada's North. The NWT is looking for talented people to join our team in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
Working in the North offers a unique opportunity to build relationships, contribute to meaningful files, broaden your professional experience and experience a part of Canada that few people get to know through their work DUTIES | WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Inspection Planning and Management: lead, plan and coordinate the inspection program with support from inspection staff. Monitor project progress and compliance in the field or through meetings with developers. Provide technical advice where appropriate to assist developers in maintaining compliance with regulatory authorizations and legislative requirements
- Financial: assist in the establishment of annual O&M budget for the inspection program
- Regulatory Review: review land use permit, water licence, and quarry permit applications, including associated management plans for proposed projects on or near federal lands within the Northwest Territories. As applicable, provide technical review comments and advice related to best environmental management practices, and on the terms and conditions of regulatory authorizations. Monitor project progress through the regulatory process
Contribute to CIRNAC’s interesting and unique mandate by playing a role in supporting a renewed nation-to-nation, Inuit-Crown, and government-to-government relationship with Indigenous Peoples. Leave your mark on Canadian history, as you work with a team that is leading the government’s work in the North. Join a workplace committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. You can’t find this type of experience anywhere else.
WHAT MAKES THE NORTH DIFFERENT?
PURPOSE:
Contribute to work that supports northern priorities, communities and partners. IMPACT:
Work on files where your advice and decisions can have tangible results. GROWTH:
Develop specialized experience and perspectives that can strengthen your career in the federal public service. CONNECTION:
Build relationships with a diverse range of colleagues, communities, governments, organizations and partners. NORTH:
Experience working in a unique environment with opportunities that may not exist elsewhere in Canada.
- The Federal Public Service offers competitive rates of pay, benefits, pension packages and flexible work schedules that promote work-life balance.
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- For more information on what the Government of Canada has to offer as an employer, read the Top 10 Reasons to Join Canada’s Public Service!
The immediate intent of the process is to staff indeterminately one position at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. A pool of partially qualified candidates may be established, which could be used to staff temporary, and/or permanent positions, with similar qualifications, various linguistic profiles, various security requirements, and/or various tenures at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, within the Northwest Territories.
Conditions of employment may vary according to the positions to be staffed. The position is located in Yellowknife,…
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