Senior Corporate Accountant

Your newpany

This leading public Canadian real estatepany is based in Mississauga and has a diverse portfolio that includes retail, residential, office, industrial, and hotel properties. They also manage real estate and financial investments for institutional investors. With billions in assets owned and under management, their extensive portfolio spans multiple provinces in Canada and states in the U.S., covering millions of square feet ofmercial space, thousands of multi-residential suites, and numerous hotel rooms.
As a public entity with multiple public subsidiaries and U.S. operations, the organization offers aplex and dynamic environment with strong stability and scale. The business is well known for developing talent internally and providing long-term career progression opportunities.
Your New Role As Senior Corporate Accountant, you will report to the Assistant Controller and join a close‑knit consolidations team. Based at the Mississauga head office, you will play a key role in corporate accounting and reporting, supporting consolidated and non‑consolidated financial statements and MD&A for a multi‑entity, publicly accountable organization.
This role exists due to an internal move, reinforcing thepany’s strong culture of internal progression.

Key responsibilities include:

Consolidation Process

Monitoring month‑end and quarter‑end close and roll‑up processes across all divisions

Preparing and managing monthly and quarterly reporting timelines

Determining and recording elimination entries in consolidation workbooks

Managing and overseeing working paper support for notes to consolidated financial statements

Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements & MD&A

Assisting with the preparation of consolidated financial statements and MD&A

Managing updates and incorporating reviewments

Coordinating note disclosure timelines and monitoring adherence across teams

Non‑Consolidated Reporting

Determining and recording elimination entries in non‑consolidation workbooks

Overseeing working papers for non‑consolidated financial statements

Assisting with non‑consolidated financial statements and quarterly reporting packages

Audit & Management Reporting

Coordinating and managing external audit requests and supporting documentation

Monitoring and resolving audit‑related queries

Preparing management reporting, including key industry metrics such as NOI and financial instruments

What You’ll Need to Succeed

CPA designation (or close topletion; title adjusted accordingly if not yet designated)

4–5+ years of progressive accounting experience

Strong technical accounting foundation with IFRS knowledge (hands‑on or through formal study)

Experience with consolidations in either a public accounting firm or publicpany environment

Ability to adapt quickly, managepeting deadlines, and handle ad‑hoc requests

Confidence dealing with senior management and stakeholders

Strongmunication skills, a personable approach, and patience when coordinating across divisions

Backgrounds considered:

Public accounting professionals (any firm size), with IFRS exposure

Corporate accountants from publicpanies with IFRS and consolidation experience

Real estate exposure is helpful but not required

What you’ll get in return

Salary of $85,000–$95,000

Annual bonus of up to 5.67%

2% pension

3 weeks’ vacation, increasing with tenure

10 personal / sick days

Hybrid working model (in office Monday–Thursday)

Standard hours of 9:00am–5:00pm, with additional hours during quarter‑end and year‑end only

Broad exposure across IFRS, consolidations, public reporting, and U.S. operations

Clear progression path to Supervisor or Manager level within 2–3 years, either within the consolidations team or the wider accounting function