Municipality Competitors

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.

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality is the second largest metropolitan area in Nova Scotia and third largest in Atlantic Canada. With a population of over 100,000, the CBRM features a world-class deep water port, the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic site, the internationally acclaimed Cape Breton University and the Sydney Waterfront Campus of the Nova Scotia Community College. Cape Breton Regional Municipality is the home of Canada's Coast Guard College and the gateway to Newfoundland & Labrador via Marine Atlantic's ferry terminal at North Sydney. Some other highlights of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality: - Transportation hub at JA Douglas McCurdy Airport in Sydney (YQY) - Three business parks: Harbourside, Northside and Sydport Industrial Park - Skilled and educated workforce - Membertou and Eskasoni First Nations are economic engines within the region - International festivals like Celtic Colours held at incredible venues like the Savoy Theatre, Centre 200, Louisbourg Playhouse and Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion - Year round golf, boating and ski destination at Ben Eoin - Cape Breton Miners' Museum in Glace Bay

We are Colchester. A county of over 100 close-knit communities. Respectful and caring of our diverse heritage and culture. Progressive and innovative in our outlook. A community of people and businesses with so much to offer each other and to the world. We owe it to ourselves – and to the people we serve – to come together and communicate clearly and with confidence who we are, where we are, and what we do best. Colchester is a place shaped by time, nature, and culture. Settled thousands of years ago, the First Peoples understood and appreciated this region’s singular beauty and the rich bounty drawn from the land and sea. This ancient culture and its traditions have become central to our modern story. Today, we are striving to live in an environmentally responsible and sustainable way. As a people, we enjoy the trust and support of our neighbors and the choice of living and working among thriving businesses and industries – along with the support of many modern amenities, services, and schools. And like the original peoples, we remain strongly rooted to the land and sea, which we honour and celebrate with an astonishing array of rivers, parks, and trails that take you to and through some of the most beautiful natural attractions in the world.