Our Values
Belonging
We believe that Canada is the most welcoming country on Earth, and we work to foster a sense of belonging in all who participate in our programming, building memories and a sense of ownership.
Opportunity
Our role is to unlock Canada for newcomers, giving them a chance to be fully involved in all that Canada has to offer from the moment they arrive.
Active Citizenship
We encourage all Canadians to take seriously the responsibilities of citizenship, through participating in Canadian political life, volunteering and becoming involved in their communities.
Reconciliation
We engage in reconciliation efforts by education ourselves, directing newcomers to reconciliation resources, and using our platforms to be strong voices for advocating for indigenous peoples.
We’re Hiring
People and Culture Manager (Temporary)
As the People & Culture Manager, you will step into a hands-on role providing end-to-end HR leadership during a 13‑month maternity leave coverage. You will partner closely with the CEO, COO, and senior leaders to bring people strategies to life—advising on HR matters, driving key initiatives, and supporting the day‑to‑day employee experience across the organization. This role is perfect for you if you thrive in a fast‑moving environment, have a strong grasp of employment legislation and HR best practices, and love rolling up your sleeves to support leaders, influence outcomes, and execute meaningful people initiatives across the full HR generalist spectrum.
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Senior Research Analyst
This role is for you if you’re a curious, analytically driven researcher who thrives on turning complex data into clear, actionable public policy insights.
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The Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson and John Ralston Saul
Co-Founders
Institute for Canadian Citizenship
“We built the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) on the basis of a simple vision: a society where everyone belongs is one we can all be proud to call home. Our goal is to unlock Canada for newcomers, in hopes that we can make our country a more welcoming place.”