Jobs at House of Commons of Canada

Leads digital product strategy, roadmaps, lifecycle management, stakeholder engagement, vendor relationships, contracts, resource planning, technology alignment, and strategic product execution. Advises internal teams and business partners while ensuring compliance with organizational architecture, IT standards, policies, and industry practices. The role focuses on ServiceNow-based products, business applications, integrations, and modernization of parliamentary digital operations.

Leads digital product strategy, roadmap development, lifecycle management, stakeholder advisory, technology alignment, vendor relationships, contractual activities, and product modernization. The role ensures product lines align with enterprise strategy, IT standards, architectural principles, business objectives, and industry best practices. It focuses on ServiceNow-based products, business applications, resource planning, product upgrades, interdependencies, and translating strategic vision into execution.

Supports parliamentary proceedings part time by collecting and distributing official documents, delivering messages, connecting MPs with Hill offices, responding to requests, answering calls, and occasionally speaking with youth groups. The role requires professional, impartial service, strong time management, communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills while pursuing postsecondary studies in the National Capital Region.

Supports House of Commons parliamentary proceedings by collecting and distributing documents, delivering messages, assisting Members and officials, answering calls, and connecting Members with Parliament Hill offices. Pages work part-time in a fast-paced Chamber environment while studying, support ceremonial events, and occasionally speak to youth groups about the program. The role requires bilingual oral communication, client service, teamwork, time management, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

Directs the Toronto-Centre constituency office, overseeing staff, constituent services, casework, administration, finances, community outreach, stakeholder relations, communications, and branding. Advises the Member of Parliament on local priorities and emerging issues, coordinates responses, manages resources and projects, and ensures effective service delivery. The role requires strong judgment, discretion, organization, communication, personnel management, and knowledge of Canada’s parliamentary system and federal government services.

Leads the Toronto Centre constituency office, overseeing staff, constituent services, casework, stakeholder relations, community engagement, administration, finances, communications, and office operations. Advises the Member of Parliament on local priorities and emerging issues, coordinates responses across parliamentary and government teams, prepares event materials, and supports public engagements. The role requires strong judgment, discretion, organization, people management, communication skills, and knowledge of the Canadian parliamentary system.

Provides frontline support to constituents through phone, email, and in-person interactions. Manages incoming cases, drafts responses, organizes correspondence, maintains client files, enters and classifies data, and delivers general administrative support to a member of Parliament’s constituency office. The role also supports community outreach and helps ensure efficient office operations.

Supports a Member of Parliament’s constituency office by serving constituents, managing casework, drafting correspondence, answering calls, greeting visitors, responding to emails, and performing administrative tasks including data entry, filing, and office coordination.

The position seeks motivated students enrolled in cooperative education programs, offering full-time roles across various administrative sectors for 16 weeks.

The program hires students for various administrative roles, providing hands-on experience in a dynamic environment at the House of Commons.