Métis Jobs · Canada

Métis Jobs in Canada

1,318 openings from verified employers, free to search and apply.
Métis job seekers across Canada use Aboriginal Hire to find work close to home, from the Prairie provinces to Ontario and British Columbia. Employers in every province and territory post openings here to reach Métis candidates, alongside First Nations and Inuit talent, in trades, health care, administration, transportation, and food service. Searching and applying is always free.
Taco Bell · St. John's, NL · Oct 20, 2026
16.35 / hou
Full Time
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Fenplast Inc. · Drummondville, QC · Oct 19, 2026
27$-29$
Full Time
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Garven Convenience Store · Winnipeg, MB · Oct 19, 2026
17/hour
Full Time
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Garven Convenience Store · Winnipeg, MB · Oct 19, 2026
38.46/hour
Full Time
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Bruno Rullo · Edmonton AB · Oct 19, 2026
22.50
Full Time
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Kuldeep Kaur · Selkirk, MB · Oct 19, 2026
19/hour
Full Time
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Pro Work Builders Inc. · Winnipeg, MB · Oct 19, 2026
23.35
Full Time
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ALEXANDRA HOTEL · Virden, MB · Oct 19, 2026
37.50
Full Time
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Sharptail Motor Inn · Ashern, MB · Oct 19, 2026
37.50/hour
Full Time
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C - Tech Automotive Ltd. · Sunnyside, MB · Oct 19, 2026
31/hour
Full Time
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Common questions

How do I find Métis jobs in Canada?
Browse the current openings on this page, all posted by verified employers on Aboriginal Hire. You can also use the province, city, and field links below to narrow the list. Searching and applying is completely free for job seekers.
Are these jobs only for Métis applicants?
No. Employers post on Aboriginal Hire to reach First Nations, Métis, and Inuit job seekers, and all interested applicants across Canada are welcome to apply.
Is Aboriginal Hire free for Métis job seekers?
Yes. Searching jobs, creating an account, building a resume, and applying are completely free. Employers pay to post.
Where can Métis job seekers get training or employment support?
Métis organizations in each province run employment and training programs, such as the Rupertsland Institute in Alberta and the Gabriel Dumont Institute in Saskatchewan. They can help with training funding, job readiness, and connecting with employers.