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Halifax Regional Municipality

Halifax Regional Municipality

Government Administration

Halifax, NS 40,903 followers

One of Canada's Top Employers for Young People, Atlantic Canada's Top Employers, and Nova Scotia's Top Employers in 2025

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Work where you live. Love where you work. Make a difference at the Halifax Regional Municipality. At the Halifax Regional Municipality, our careers in public service directly impact our region, our communities and the people we serve. Our customer-first approach means that we’re always striving to develop innovative and entrepreneurial ways to enhance residents’ lives. Employing over 4,000 people, we’re committed to being an inclusive, collaborative and respectful place to work. Come join us and enjoy progressive opportunities for development in addition to competitive salary and benefit packages.

Website
http://halifax.ca
Industry
Government Administration
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Halifax, NS
Type
Government Agency

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  • Have your ticket yet? Early bird registration for the 2026 Volunteer Conference closes on Sunday, October 25. The annual conference is an opportunity for volunteers to connect, celebrate and learn relevant skills to build stronger volunteer capacity throughout the municipality. Event details: - Monday, November 23, 2026 | 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - The Delta Hotels by Marriott Dartmouth (240 Brownlow Avenue) - Register at halifax.ca/myREC with course code 85508 - Early bird registration | $40 | until Oct. 25 - Regular registration | $75 | Oct. 26 to Nov. 16 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ggvkJKif.

    • Alt text: A group shot of conference attendees, mid-discussion. Text reads: Neighbourhood & Volunteer Services (NVS) - 2026 Volunteer Conference. Halifax | Parks & Recreation (logo).
  • Five years of change captured from above. Watch the Cogswell District transform through five years of drone footage, capturing the evolution of one of the municipality’s most ambitious city-building projects. What was once a major interchange is now a new, connected neighbourhood, bringing together public spaces, art installations and new connections between downtown, the north end and the Halifax Waterfront. What’s next? Halifax Regional Council is reviewing detailed land-use policies, affordable housing requirements, and development guidelines that will help shape future development on the newly created municipal parcels. Learn more at: https://brnw.ch/21x6ANq

  • The Halifax Regional Municipality is seeking applications for volunteers to serve on the African Descent Advisory Committee (ADAC). The ADAC advises Regional Council, through the Executive Standing Committee, on the impact of municipal policies, programs and services for People of African Descent. The following two-year volunteer roles are available: - One recent immigrant of African Descent. - One representative of African Descent from Dartmouth. - One youth representative of African Descent (aged 15-24). - A representative who is a descendant of each of the historic African Nova Scotian communities noted below: - Africville - Beechville - Lake Loon/Cherry Brook - North Preston - Upper Hammonds Plains Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m., virtually via Zoom or in person at the Harbour East Marine Drive Community Council meeting space at 60 Alderney Drive. Applications will be accepted until 11:59 p.m. on Monday, December 7, 2026 at halifax.ca/serve.

    • A photo of a blue and yellow Kente Cloth lines the top half of the graphic. On a dark blue background, text reads: "Volunteer for the African Descent Advisory Committee".
  • Halifax Regional Municipality reposted this

    We are so excited to share that Halifax Regional Municipality is one of National Geographic's Best Places in the World to Travel to in 2027 🌎 National Geographic highlights Halifax's rich cultural heritage, diverse communities, and the people and experiences that make this place so special. What an incredible recognition for our destination, joining 24 other remarkable locations from around the globe. We're thrilled to be recognized on the world stage, and proud of the many people and organizations who help make it such a wonderful place to visit! 🔗 Read why Halifax made the list https://lnkd.in/gZkhvSsT 🔗 Explore all 25 destinations https://lnkd.in/gQdUTNBG #BestOfTheWorld2027

  • Halifax Regional Municipality was excited to participate in today's Universities Career Fair at the Halifax Convention Centre! It was a great opportunity for our HR Advisors and Specialists to connect with students, share insights into the diverse career paths available at the municipality and help them explore opportunities to build their careers in municipal public service.

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  • Have your ticket yet? Early bird registration for the 2026 Volunteer Conference closes on October 25! The annual conference is an opportunity for volunteers to connect, celebrate and learn relevant skills to build stronger volunteer capacity throughout the municipality. Event details: - Monday, November 23, 2026 | 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - The Delta Hotels by Marriott Dartmouth (240 Brownlow Avenue) - Register at halifax.ca/myREC with course code 85508 - Early bird registration | $40 | Sept. 9 to Oct. 25 - Regular registration | $75 | Oct. 26 to Nov. 16 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ggvkJKif.

    • Alt text: A group shot of conference attendees, mid-discussion. Text reads: Neighbourhood & Volunteer Services (NVS) - 2026 Volunteer Conference. Halifax | Parks & Recreation (logo).
  • Looking for a career that keeps the municipality moving? Halifax Transit is hiring Bus Operators. As a Bus Operator, you’ll help deliver safe, reliable and customer-focused transit service while making a difference in your community every day. No commercial driving experience is required. Training is provided, including classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction. Benefits include: - 13 paid holidays and three weeks’ vacation to start - Free travel on Halifax Transit services - Extended health, dental and vision coverage - Defined benefit pension plan - Starting wage of $27.27/hour, increasing to $32.20/hour after four years in a unionized position Learn more at: halifax.ca/Bus-Operator

    • A smiling Halifax Transit Bus Operator with short brown hair and goatee has their arms crossed. The text reads "We're hiring. Drive your career forward with Halifax Transit." The Halifax Transit logo is centered at the top of the image.

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