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jobs in montreal

If one of your New Year's resolutions is landing a better-paying job, Statistics Canada just made it a whole lot easier. The federal agency is hiring over 820 people for its Data Operations Centre, and you don't need a college diploma to apply.

The positions are split between Census Operators (making $25.87/hour) and Census Supervisors (pulling in $31.32/hour), running from April through September 2026. That works out to solid seasonal income if you're looking for something stable for the spring and summer months.

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If you're on the hunt for a new job in Quebec, a national ranking just dropped that might help you narrow the search.

The 2026 edition of Canada's Top 100 Employers is out, and a handful of Quebec-based companies made the cut, including several with head offices right here in Montreal. The list highlights employers that stand out for things like benefits, work culture, time off, flexibility and community involvement, and this year’s winners range from software firms to banks, universities and global manufacturers.

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If you're looking for a solid, well-paying job in Quebec that doesn't require a university degree and can be done partly or fully from home, Services Québec has some new openings that might be worth a look. The provincial agency is currently hiring customer service agents across Quebec, and the salary can reach up to $59,592 a year, depending on experience.

It's not bad for a role where a high school diploma or equivalent work experience is enough to apply.

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Looking for a new gig?

The City of Montreal recently posted a new round of job openings, and they span everything from library staff to IT analysts, 911 dispatchers, and even roles tied to film production. Salaries start in the mid-$40,000s and climb into six figures, with some positions also offering premiums for evening and weekend work.

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If you've ever been told you're way too nosy for your own good, now's your chance to get paid for it — up to six figures! The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is hiring right now in Montreal, and you don't even need a university degree to apply.

If you're looking for a high-paying job that has flexible requirements when it comes to education and experience, look no further. CSIS has multiple positions open, and they're looking for curious minds, stealthy movers, and people who know their way around the internet.

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If you're looking for a well-paying job in the Montreal area, Purolator might have something for you.

The Canadian courier company is currently hiring for multiple positions in Montreal, Laval, Boucherville, and Sainte-Catherine, and many of the roles come with strong hourly wages — some reaching as high as $37.52/hour after one year.

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Looking for a high-paying job in Montreal with great perks and a strong focus on mental health? Air Canada is hiring in Montreal, with jobs that pay up to $43 an hour — and many don't require a degree or experience.

These Air Canada jobs at Montréal-Trudeau International Airport come with extensive benefits, and the airline recently received a certification for "mental health at work" from Excellence Canada, emphasizing its commitment to supporting employee well-being.

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Walmart Canada is making some changes that its employees are likely to appreciate, and it might just make you consider switching careers if you're looking for something new.

On Wednesday, September 25, the company announced that it would be putting an additional $92 million toward pay increases for eligible supply chain workers, hourly retail staff, and frontline management.

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You don't have to be a super-spy to land a job with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) — it turns out the government agency offers a whole bunch of high-paying roles where you can channel your inner James Bond without all the car chases and explosions.

CSIS is hiring Foreign Language Communications Analysts in Montreal, and if you're fluent in Arabic, Mandarin, Russian, Punjabi, Urdu or Hindi, you could snag a Government of Canada job that pays up to $120,917 a year.

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Looking for a Government of Canada job that doesn't require a university degree or years and years of experience? Statistics Canada might have the perfect opportunity for you.

The federal agency is currently hiring Junior Compensation Advisors and Data Collection Clerks in Montreal and other parts of Quebec. The best part? Basic computer skills are often all you need to qualify!

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If you've been considering a career change and are interested in a high-paying job opportunity to match your sky-high ambitions, why not consider a career with NAV Canada?

NAV Canada is currently hiring flight service specialists and air traffic controllers, and both types of roles come with seriously competitive salaries. The pay range minimum for these roles is over $46,000, while the maximum is a whopping $193,660, so there's plenty of money to be made if you're the right fit!

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If you're looking for a high-paying job opportunity that doesn't require you to have decades of experience or specific degree-level qualifications, you're in luck! VIA Rail is hiring locomotive engineer apprentices in Montreal right now, and you can earn six figures within two years. Even better, you don't need transit or engineering experience as all of the training is provided.

The VIA Rail Locomotive Engineer Apprenticeship Program is currently open for Montreal candidates, with the apprenticeship set to begin in January 2025. If hired, you'll undergo two years of "rigorous" training, qualifying you to operate passenger trains to destinations like London, Windsor, Sarnia, Ottawa, and Montreal.

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