British Columbia

Gitga’at Career Fair Offers Job Opportunities in Prince Rupert

By

James Sinclair
March 5, 2026 11:48 am

The Gitga’at Development Corporation is hosting a two-day career fair in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, to help community members find new jobs and training. The First Nations Career Expo and Job Fair will take place on March 23, 2026, and March 24, 2026, at the GDC Building located at 632 3rd Ave West. This event is designed to connect residents directly with regional employers and educators in a single location.

The event runs from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM both days and is free for Gitga’at First Nation members to attend. This gathering gives local job seekers a chance to meet directly with potential employers and take part in hands-on workshops without having to travel to larger centres. Organizers are providing lunch for those who attend and will hold prize draws throughout the event.

Several major regional employers will be on-site to talk about hiring and networking, including AltaGas and the Prince Rupert Port Authority. Other participating groups include Park Derochie, Morgan Construction, Bravo Target Safety, and Greenplanet Energy Analytics. These organizations will provide information on current job openings and the specific skills needed for careers in the industrial and energy sectors.

Education and training resources will also be available through Keyano College and the Hecate Strait Employment Development Society. The Gitga’at Development Corporation organized the event to provide a dedicated hub for professional services and community activities. By hosting the fair at their facility in Prince Rupert, the corporation aims to reduce common barriers that community members face when looking for work and career growth.

The GDC Building serves as a community anchor for members living in the urban centre. The corporation acquired the facility in 2017 to provide a space for cultural activities and professional development. This career expo is part of a recurring effort to create sustainable economic growth and long-term employment opportunities for the Nation.

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