We’re committed to working in partnership with Indigenous communities to create opportunities for their participation in the forest economy. We’ve provided an application guide and answered some frequently asked questions.

Thank you for your interest in our program and we look forward to hearing from you!

Application Guide

Step 1: Do You Identify as an Indigenous Person?

To apply for the Indigenous Talent Program, you must be an Indigenous person. If you self-declare and formally state that you are Indigenous, Canfor offers additional support to assist with the application process, resume building and/or interview preparation, and will introduce you to our Indigenous Employment and Training Advisor.

Please use the definition below to make sure you’re eligible and open to self-declaring as an Indigenous person:

Indigenous Peoples in Canada and the United States include status, non-status First Nation, Métis and Inuit people.

Only those Indigenous persons who come from Canada and the United States should identify themselves as belonging to this designated group.
Other Indigenous peoples, such as those from Mexico, Central and South America, Australia or elsewhere, should identify themselves as members of a visible minority group.

Step 2: Prepare Your Application

If you identify as an Indigenous job seeker, you may access additional support for your application from our Employment and Training Advisor. Please email inclusion@canfor.com if you would like support with your resume or interview preparation.

Step 3: Apply Online

When applying online you can specify the position of interest by providing the job title and/or job requisition number or indicate if there is a specific area of interest. After submitting your application and resume, it will be reviewed by Talent Acquisition. You will receive an email when you are matched with a position and may be required to provide additional information.

If you don’t have a position or specific department in mind, we can help match your skills and interests to current career opportunities at Canfor. Our Indigenous Employment and Training Advisor will have an open discussion with you to explore your career aspirations and find the best opportunity catered to your needs.

We are happy to assist if you’re having difficulty applying. Feel free to email us at inclusion@canfor.com and we will contact you to help with the application process.

This program was developed to help unlock your potential and start your career with Canfor. Click “Apply Now” to create a profile and upload your resume.

Apply Now!

How Can We Support You?

If you identify as an Indigenous job seeker, you may access additional support for your application from our Advisor, Indigenous Employment & Training.

Email inclusion@canfor.com

Frequently Asked Questions:

What makes Canfor a great place for Indigenous talent?

There has never been a better time to join the Canfor team and become part of the modern forest industry. We have a wide range of rewarding careers in some of the best communities in North America, with plenty of room for advancement. Our mills are modern, high-tech and safe; and our marketing and sales activities are world-class. We offer competitive pay and benefits packages including medical and dental coverage, a supportive culture and great employee engagement activities, and are committed to the professional development of our employees.

Does Canfor have a support network for Indigenous employees?

Yes, we continue to build on our support network. Canfor is proud to share some of the company’s initiatives and special groups.

A dedicated Indigenous Employment and Training Advisor to give assistance to applicants, and to provide guidance and counsel to employees.
An internal committee known as the Indigenous Engagement Working Group that focuses on developing opportunities and partnerships with Indigenous Peoples and engaging communities.A Diversity Council that oversees inclusion in the workplace built on collaboration and respect, and ensuring diversity from understanding, accepting to valuing differences between people including support for Indigenous culture.

Indigenous Community Partnerships

Through our community investment programs, the company and employees happily give back through volunteering, donations, sponsorship, scholarships and product donations. Canfor has been part of exciting and rewarding community events, such as community fairs, fundraisers and city clean-ups. We continue to build strong working relationships with Indigenous Peoples in support of their interests and cultural values through many important initiatives such as partnership commitments, youth employment, workplace diversity, field tours and elder activities.

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Production Worker - Summer Student Production Worker - Summer Student Whitecourt, AB, CA	12145	Whitecourt, AB, CA	Canada	Production and General Labor
Production Worker - Summer Student Production Worker - Summer Student Acheson, AB, CA	Full Time Hourly	Acheson, AB, CA	Canada	Production and General Labor
Senior Associate, Corporate Development Senior Associate, Corporate Development Vancouver, BC, CA	Full Time Salaried	Vancouver, BC, CA	Canada	Accounting and Finance
Summer Student - Production Summer Student - Production Wynndel, BC, CA	Full Time Hourly	Wynndel, BC, CA	Canada	Production and General Labor
Production Supervisor Production Supervisor Elko, BC, CA	Full Time Salaried	Elko, BC, CA	Canada	Management & Supervisory