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Employers Who Want YOU FEATURES DIRECTORY Employers who want YOU hen looking for a job, the best diversify. We do so through resources he directory on the following Wplace to start is with companies like this handbook and the directory Tpages provides you with a list that are looking for you. you’ll find in the following pages, of companies that fall under the Many companies are now actively and as well through our website, Employment Equity Act (1995). seeking to make their workforce more http://DiversityCanada.com. This law states that employers representative of the rich mixture of DiversityCanada.com caters for with 100 or more employees in cultures and backgrounds in Canada jobseekers in traditionally under- federally-regulated industries (such today. represented groups. Into its third year Employers in the public and private online, the site provides users with a as banking, communications, and sector realize that hiring people revolutionary new approach to finding international and inter-provincial of various cultures is not only the jobs. transportation) must hire and fair thing to do, but it makes great First, it features jobs from only promote workers from traditionally business sense. employers who are equal opportunity under-represented groups. (Also Businesses are finding employers and are falling under the Act are federal they are better able to seeking to hire people departments and other parts of understand and relate Diversity of diverse backgrounds the public service, including the with their increasingly and abilities. This way, Canadian Forces and the Royal diversified customer at work is you can be confident Canadian Mounted Police, although base if their own the wave that every employer you they are not included in this employees come from find on our site has a directory.) that diversified pool. of the welcome mat for you. The four groups specifically They also benefit from future Second, the website targeted in the legislation are the injection of new ideas DiversityCanada.com visible minorities, Aboriginal and new perspectives the provides you with a real peoples, women, and persons with employees from differing backgrounds “jobs search engine”, that is a site that disabilities. can provide. functions like the popular search sites These employers may call Several larger companies that are Google, Yahoo and MSN. themselves Employment Equity regulated by or do business with The difference is that when the federal government are required you enter a search term at Employers or Equal Opportunity by Canada’s Employment Equity DiversityCanada.com, the results Employers. They encourage legislation to hire jobseekers from will take you only to the websites members of the four targeted groups that have traditionally been of employers who are looking groups to apply for employment. under-represented in the workforce. to diversify. There are never any Employment Equity, however, These groups include visible minorities, irrelevant results from websites that is not about putting someone Aboriginal peoples, women and have nothing to do with employment in a job solely because he or people with disabilities. for Canadians. she is a member of an equity According to Statistics Canada, if Apart from searching jobs, you group. Nothing in the legislation current immigration rates continue, can post your resume at our website forces any employer to hire it is possible that immigration could DiversityCanada.com so employers unqualified persons. Those seeking account for virtually all labour force can find you. DiversityCanada has also employment must have the skills, growth by 2011. linked up with its partner company, training and aptitude to succeed in Additionally, the Aboriginal Maplejobs Inc (found online at the available positions. community, with just over half its http://maplejobs.com), to provide you When looking for a job, start population under 25 years old, is the with a free e-mail account which you with the employers listed here. fastest growing demographic group in can use to send out job applications. Visit their websites to discover Canada, and will play a significant role All services at DiversityCanada.com more about them. You can also in supplying Canada’s labour force. are free of charge to you. visit DiversityCanada.com, where The DiversityCanada Foundation, Canada is changing. There are publisher of this handbook, is a non- extraordinary opportunities today the search engine will allow you to profit organisation which works to link for anyone who wants to get ahead. quickly research available jobs in jobseekers with employers looking to Claim your place too. your specific field of interest. Visit www.DiversityCanada.com Employers Want YOU 2007 31 DIRECTORY ACROHELIPRO International Air Inuit Ltd Alliance Atlantis Astral Media Inc. 101B-5497 206A Street 547 Meloche CommunicationsAlliance Atlantis 2100, rue Sainte-Catherine Langley, BC, V3A 8M1 Dorval, Quebec, H9P 2W2 121Communications Bloor Street East, Ouest, Bureau 1000, 604-514-0388 514-636-9445 Suite121 Bloor 1500 Street East, Montréal, Québec, www.acrohelipro.com www.airinuit.com Toronto,Suite 1500, Ontario Toronto, , M4W 3M5 H3H 2T3 416-967-1174Ontario , M4W 3M5 514-939-5000 Active Transport Inc Air Labrador INTERESTED www.allianceatlantis.com416-967-1174 www.astralmedia.com 245 Bronte Street North -Air ($199) Labrador - 20720 www.allianceatlantis.com P.O.Box 13485, Stn A Milton, Ontario, L9T 3N7 P.O.Box 13485, Stn A Atlantic Towing Ltd St. John’s, NL, A1B 4B8 905-878-8167 St. John’s, NL, A1B 4B8 Alliance Pipeline Ltd 300 Union Street, www.airlabrador.com activetransport.ca www.airlabrador.com 600, 605 5th Avenue SW PO Box 5777, Saint John, Calgary, Alberta , T2P 3H5 New Brunswick, E2L 4M3 Adby Transport Ltd Air NorTerra Inc/Canadian 403-266-4464 506-648-2750 PO Box 3500 North www.alliance-pipeline.com Atlantic Turbines Calgary, Alberta, T2P 2P9 5201 50 Ave, Suite 300, International Inc. 403-205-4955 Yellowknife, Northwest Allied Systems Company (Cda) PO Box 150 Territories , X1A 3S9 4320 Harvester Rd Summerside, PEI C1N 4P6 ADM Agri-Industries Ltd 867-669-4000 Burlington, Ontario , L7L 5S4 902-436-1333 4666 Faries Parkway www.canadiannorth.com 905-637-6666 www.ati.ca United States of America Air Tindi Ltd Decatur, Illanois 62522 Allstream PO Box 1693, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd 800-637-5843 (formerly AT&T Canada) Yellowknife, NWT, X1A 2P3 2251 Speakman Drive www.admworld.com 200 Wellington Street West, 867-669-8200 Mississauga, ON, L5K 1B2 Suite 1600 www.airtindi.com 905-823-9060 Aeroguard Group Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G2 Aeroguard Group www.aecl.ca INTERESTED - ($199) – 20712 416-345-2000 #203 – 478 Queen St East Air Transat A.T. Inc #203 – 478 Queen St East www.allstream.com Toronto, Ontario, M5A 1T7 5959 Côte-Vertu Blvd West, Autocar Connaisseur/Gray Toronto, Ontario, M5A 1T7 (416) 203-7100 Montréal, Québec , H4S 2E6 Line Montréal (416) 203-7100 Alpine Helicopters Ltd www.aeroguard.ca 514-636-3630 1140 Wellington, www.aeroguard.ca 1295 Industrial Road www.airtransat.com Montreal, Quebec, Kelowna, BC, V1Z 1G4 H3C 1V8 Agricore United INTERESTED 250-769-4111 Airborne Energy Solutions Ltd 514-934-1222 - ($249) – 20715 www.alpinehelicopter.com PO Box #1229 www.graylinemontreal.com 28th floor, 201 Portage Whitecourt, Alberta, T7S 1P1 Avenue American Airlines Inc Agricore United 780-778-3080 AVMAX Group Inc Winnipeg, Manitoba 9963-116th Street 28th floor, 201 Portage Ave airbornesolutions.com 380 McTavish Road NE R3B 3K6 Surrey, British Columbia Winnipeg, MB, R3B 3K6 Calgary, Alberta, T2E 7G5 866-944-2275 Alcan V3V 7Y4 866-944-2275 403-735-3299 www.agricoreunited.com 1188 Sherbrooke Street West 800-433-7300 www.agricoreunited.com www.avmax.ca PO Box 6090, Montreal, www.aa.com Air Canada Quebec , H3A 3G2 AYR Motor Express Inc 7373 Cote Vertu Boul. W. 514-848-8000 Andlauer Transportation 46 Poplar Street, Woodstock, Saint-Laurent, QC, H4Y 1H4 www.alcan.com Services New Brunswick, E7M 4G2 514-222-5000 110 Iron Street 800-668-0099 www.aircanada.ca Albany Bergeron & fils Inc Etobicoke, Ontario, M9W 5L9 www.ayrmotor.com 200, des Routiers, CP 158 416-614-1818 Amos, PQ , J9T 3A6 Air Creebec Inc www.ats.ca B & R Eckel’s Transport Ltd Val-d’Or Airport 819-727-9404 B & R Eckel’s BoxTransport 6249, Bonnyville, Alberta P.O. Box 430, Val d’Or, Apex Motor Express Ltd T9N 2G8 Algoma Central Corporation Box 6249, Bonnyville Quebec, J9P 4P4 60 Ward Road 780-826-3889 63 Church St, Suite 600 Alberta, T9N 2G8 819-825-8355 Brampton, Ontario, L6S 4L5 www.breckels.com St Catherines, ON , L2R 3C4 www.aircreebec.ca 905-789-5000 780-826-3889 905-687-7888 www.apexltl.com www.breckels.com www.algonet.com Air France Compagnie B.R. Grégoire Inc Nationale Armour Transport Inc Algoma Central Railway Inc 109 7e rang, c.p. 67 2000 Mansfield-1510 689 Edinburgh Drive 129 Bay Street, Sault Ste. Plessiville, Quebec, Montreal, QC, H3A 3A3 Moncton, New Brunswick Marie, ON, P6A 6Y2 G6L 0A3 800-667-2747 E1E 2L4 800-242-9287 819-362-8582 www.airfrance.com/ca 506-857-0205 www.algomacentralrailway.com www.transportgregoire.com armour.ca Air Georgian Ltd Aliant Bandstra Transportation 2450 Derry Road East 1 Brunswick Square Arnold Bros Transport Ltd Systems 2nd Floor Shell Aerocentre PO Box 1430 739 Lagimodiere Blvd 3394 Highway 16, Box 95 Mississauga, ON, L5S 1B2 Saint John, NB, E2L 4K2 Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2J 0T8 Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0 905-676-1106 877-225-4268 (204) 257-6666 250-847-2057 www.georgianexpress.com www.aliant.ca www.arnoldbros.com www.bandstra.com 32 Employers Want YOU 2007 Visit www.DiversityCanada.com
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