Careers in Federal Government Day
Have you considered a career in the public service? Learn about opportunities to start your career with Canada’s Federal Government!
On Tuesday, November 18, 2025 between 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., join us to engage in one-to-one text- and video-based conversations with Federal Government organizations and learn about current and future job opportunities within the Federal Government.
Virtual Recruitment Hub
Pop in when it suits your schedule and have a conversation with representatives from various Federal Government organizations to discover potential career paths and opportunities.
Time: Join anytime between 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. EST
Location: Virtual
Attending Organizations
(subject to change)
- Canada Border Services Agency
- Canada Revenue Agency
- Canadian Security Intelligence Service
- Correctional Service Canada
- Department of National Defence
- Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
- Federal Youth Network - Panelist for Virtual Panel Discussion
- Fisheries and Oceans Canada
- Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada (HICC)
- Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
- Public Safety Canada
- Royal Canadian Navy - HMCS Prevost
- Toronto Regional Office Public Service Commission of Canada
- Veterans Affairs Canada
Workplace of the Future Panel Discussion
Join leading professionals from Federal Government agencies in exploring each organization's approach to building the workplace of the future. Topics may include Federal Government agency initiatives to create an equitable, diverse workplace that cultivates inclusion; innovation in Government; and career growth in Public Service.
Time: 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. EST
Location: Virtual
Why work for a Federal Government organization?
- Federal Government organizations value undergraduate and graduate degrees when hiring and are large supporters of life-long learning.
- There are a large variety of Federal Government organizations and, in turn, a greater opportunity for students and alumni to work within a career that matches their area of study and passion.
- The work conducted by students and alumni working within Federal Government organizations has meaningful impacts on the lives of Canadians.
- Federal Government organizations offer competitive salaries and benefits.
- Students and alumni are offered more opportunities in comparison to industries outside of the Federal Government to work where they want to work as Federal Government organizations offer job opportunities in every province and territory.
Dress Code
Careers & Experience values and respects the rich culture and experiences of Western students, and understands that traditional dress codes can limit their ability to express their whole selves. We wish to empower students to embody their professional identity in a way that is true to them, and encourage students to present themselves in a way that is not limiting to their identities.
Please do not feel you need to: change your natural texture, remove or re-style any religious symbols or headwear (or adapt religious dress), adapt to gender binaries, and/or hide or remove piercings and tattoos.
As a general guideline, your attire should appear polished and workplace appropriate as it would if you were attending an interview. We recommend wearing business casual attire.
