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As a membership benefit, the CPPC offers to its members the possibility to post job opportunities on this page. In addition, an awareness email will also be circulated to our membership community. There are no fees to post a job opportunity for CPPC members. Non-members can also post job opportunities for a reasonable fee. Please contact us at [email protected] if you wish to have further information.

If you wish to post a job opportunity, please send us by email at [email protected] a copy of the following documents:

  1. A copy of your job posting (Word or PDF format)
  2. A copy of the link where interested candidates can have directly access to the career section of your website for further information on how to apply.
  3. A copy of your corporate logo (jpeg format)

OUR MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED WORKFORCE TO FILL VARIOUS POSITIONS! CHECK OUT THE AVAILABLE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES!

Currently available career opportunities

  • Nova Scotia Procurement Services - Category Manager (Manager, Strategic Sourcing)

      • Closing date: November 25, 2025

       

      Reporting to the Procurement Operations Manager, the IT/Digital Category Manager leads a team of Procurement Specialists in the IT/Digital portfolio, ensuring exceptional service delivery and a strong focus on client needs. You will foster a dedicated, engaged team through mentorship, collaboration, and a commitment to diversity and a healthy workplace.

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  • Nova Scotia Procurement Services - Procurement Specialist (Program Admin Officer 3)

      • Closing date: November 18, 2025

       

      As Procurement Specialist, you will contribute to supporting Nova Scotia’s digital transformation by investing in technology and improving business processes. The position requires a sound knowledge of the Nova Scotia Sustainable Procurement Policy, Canadian contract and tendering laws plus all relevant acts, regulations, and trade agreements as they pertain to the Canadian public entity procurement environment.

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  • Workplace Safety & Insurance Board - Category Specialist

      • Closing date: November 19, 2025

       

      Develop and implement category sourcing strategies through the execution of standardized strategic sourcing processes, ensuring seamless transition into the role and making meaningful contributions. Manage suppliers and contracts related to the assigned categories such as risk mitigation, corporate office renovations, design services, facilities management and construction projects by Identify ing opportunities, evaluate potential sources, ensuring compliance with applicable legislation, industry standards and best practices, negotiate contracts and continually managing supplier relationships to achieve corporate goals.

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  • Workplace Safety & Insurance Board - Manager, Procurement Services

      • Closing date: November 28, 2025

       

      The Procurement Manager is the face of Strategic Procurement for WSIB, partnering with lines of business to collaborate on annual and on-going business plans for strategic sourcing. They participate as a member of assigned Clusters’ senior leadership team as the Procurement point of contact, providing comprehensive support to senior management on a variety of strategic, tactical, and operational matters related to Cluster and/or Enterprise level procurement business planning, requirements, and initiatives.
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  • City of Whitehorse - Senior Procurement Officer

      • Closing date: November 27, 2025

      The incumbent coordinates, prepares, monitors, and maintains procurement of materials, supplies, equipment, and contractual services.

      Below are a few duties and responsibilities:

      1. Provide research, administrative, and technical support to staff in the procurement of goods and services, ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of information and compliance with governing legislation, policies, and procedures.
      2. Provide support in preparation, processing and maintenance of procurement instruments in accordance with internal controls and relevant legislation. Conduct initial needs assessment and determination relating to the use of tenders, RFP, RFQ, local purchase orders, etc.
      3. Coordinate, participate and/or process various procurement activities including bid openings, change orders, security deposits, progress payments, contracts, etc.

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