British Columbia

First Nations Job Fair Connects Workers in Prince Rupert

By

James Sinclair
March 24, 2026 11:49 am

A two-day job fair is wrapping up in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, today to help local residents find work and learn new skills. The event, which concludes on March 24, 2026, brings together more than 10 companies looking to hire new employees. It offers people a chance to meet recruiters and learn about training programs in the region.

The Gitga’at Development Corporation is hosting the event at 632-3rd Avenue West from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. They are working in partnership with the Hecate Strait Employment Development Society to provide workshops on resume building and information on how to apply for various positions and other job openings.

Attendees can speak directly with hiring managers from several major organizations, including the Prince Rupert Port Authority, AltaGas, and Keyano College. These companies are looking for workers for various roles in fields such as construction, energy, and maritime trade.

The fair is specifically designed to help Indigenous community members find career opportunities and the tools they need to succeed in the workforce. Residents who need further assistance with their job search can also visit the WorkBC Centre at 125 Market Place for year-round support.

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