Job Fair Calgary Returns September 24, 2026
Job Fair Calgary is back this fall with another opportunity for job seekers, professionals, students, newcomers, and career changers to connect with employers, recruiters, training providers, and career organizations. Taking place at BMO Centre – Stampede Park on Thursday, September 24, 2026, this in-person career fair gives you the chance to meet hiring managers face-to-face, explore current employment opportunities, apply for jobs, and discover education and training programs that can help you move forward.
Whether you are entering the workforce, looking for a career change, upgrading your skills, or exploring new opportunities in Calgary and Alberta, the Calgary Career Fair and Training Expo brings employers and career resources together under one roof. Come prepared to network, ask questions, explore different career paths, and take the next step toward your professional goals.
Why Attend Job Fair Calgary?
If you’re searching for work, considering a career change, or looking to develop new skills, Job Fair Calgary 2026 provides an opportunity to connect directly with employers and organizations that can help you reach your goals.
Meet recruiters, hiring managers, colleges, universities, employment-service providers, and community organizations. Learn about available positions, discover what employers are looking for, and explore training programs that can help you qualify for your next career.
What You Can Expect
Meet Hiring Managers: Connect directly with recruiters and employers and learn about current and upcoming job opportunities.
Explore Career Options: Discover opportunities across a variety of industries and find out where your skills and experience could take you.
Apply for Jobs: Bring your resume and be ready to discuss your qualifications with employers who are recruiting.
Discover Training Programs: Meet career colleges, universities, and training providers offering diplomas, certificates, and career-focused programs.
Access Employment Services: Connect with organizations that provide job-search assistance, skills training, employment support, and resources for people facing barriers to employment.
Network: Build professional relationships with recruiters, educators, and other career-minded attendees.
Free Admission: Reserve your ticket in advance and attend the event at no cost.
Event Sponsors
Employment News
Employment News has been connecting employers and job seekers since 1988. Explore current job listings, job alerts, and employment resources to support your career search.
Can’t Attend? If you can’t make it to the Calgary event, you can still explore employment opportunities online through the Employment News Job Board.
Exhibitor Information
The September 24 Job Fair Calgary will feature employers, colleges, universities, employment organizations, government services, and career-training providers.
CLI College of Business, Health & Technology
CLI College of Business, Health & Technology provides career-focused diploma and certificate programs in healthcare and business. Established in 1999, CLI College has grown into a multi-campus institution offering a range of programs designed to prepare students for careers in their chosen fields.
CBI Health
CBI Health offers employment services through programs including Career Pivot and SupportABILITY. Career Pivot supports unemployed and underemployed individuals aged 45 and over through upskilling, paid work experiences, and on-the-job training. SupportABILITY provides tailored employment support for people living with mental health challenges, neurodivergence, disabilities, and other barriers to meaningful employment.
Boyd Auto Body & Glass
Boyd Auto Body & Glass has provided automotive collision and glass repair services to Canadians for more than 30 years. With locations across Western Canada, Boyd offers opportunities in the automotive repair and service industry.
The Career Foundation
The Career Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that connects job seekers with employment opportunities, skills training, job-search support, and other resources. The organization works with community partners and employers to help people overcome barriers and reach their employment goals.
Parallèle Alberta
Parallèle Alberta Employability provides free, personalized employment services for French-speaking and Francophone job seekers in Alberta. Its government-funded programs support people in the Edmonton, Red Deer, and northeastern Alberta regions with employment resources and career assistance.
Calgary Police Service
The Calgary Police Service is looking for caring, service-oriented individuals who want to contribute to the Calgary community. Career opportunities include frontline policing and other roles requiring strong communication, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Royal Roads University
Royal Roads University offers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs focused on applied learning and professional development. Students can access flexible learning opportunities designed to help them build practical skills and advance their careers.
41 Canadian Brigade Group – Canadian Armed Forces
The Canadian Armed Forces offers more than 100 full-time and part-time career opportunities. Eligible applicants can explore careers in a wide range of areas while gaining professional training, education opportunities, and valuable experience.
Bow Valley College
Bow Valley College is Calgary’s public comprehensive community college, offering flexible programs in areas including business, entertainment arts, technology, health, and community studies. Many programs are designed to help students become job-ready in one or two years.
Inland Steel Products
Inland Steel Products is a scrap metal recycling company serving industrial, commercial, government, contractor, and public customers. The company uses recycling technology to process ferrous and non-ferrous metals while reducing landfill waste.
Strategic Group
Strategic Group is a privately owned Alberta real estate investment and asset management company. Its portfolio includes office, retail, and multi-family properties, with a focus on sustainable development, property management, and innovative real estate solutions.
World University Service of Canada
World University Service of Canada (WUSC) is a Canadian non-profit organization focused on creating opportunities in education and employment for young people around the world. Its programs connect skilled professionals with organizations working on inclusive, market-relevant initiatives.
MCG Career College
MCG Career College provides career-focused education in health and wellness. Programs include Medical Office Assistant & Unit Clerk, Massage Therapy, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography. Students can access flexible learning options and hands-on practicum experiences.
Lake Louise Ski Resort
Lake Louise Ski Resort is a year-round tourism destination in the Canadian Rockies. The resort operates as a ski area during winter and a sightseeing attraction during summer, offering employment opportunities in a range of indoor and outdoor roles.
Dollarama LP
Dollarama is a Canadian value retailer with thousands of locations and a large workforce across Canada and internationally. The company offers employment opportunities in retail, store operations, management, distribution, and other areas.
Attendee Checklist
A little preparation can make your Job Fair Calgary experience more productive. Come ready to introduce yourself, speak with employers, and make meaningful connections.
Before the Event
- Register for the event and reserve your ticket.
- Update your resume and bring several printed copies.
- Tailor your resume to the positions and industries you’re interested in.
- Research participating employers and training providers.
- Plan your route to BMO Centre – Stampede Park and allow enough time for parking and check-in.
- Choose professional or business-casual attire.
- Prepare a short introduction that explains your background, skills, and career goals.
During the Fair
- Introduce yourself to employers and recruiters.
- Ask about current and upcoming job openings.
- Find out what skills and qualifications employers are looking for.
- Explore education, training, diploma, and certification programs.
- Ask employment-service organizations about available support.
- Take notes about employers, positions, application instructions, and contacts.
- Keep your resume ready to share.
After the Fair
- Follow up with employers and recruiters you connected with.
- Apply promptly to positions that match your experience and interests.
- Connect professionally with contacts you made at the event.
- Research training programs that caught your attention.
- Continue checking the Job Fair Tracker for upcoming career fairs across Canada.
Discover Your Next Opportunity in Calgary
Job Fair Calgary is more than an opportunity to hand out resumes. It gives you the chance to meet employers, discover new industries, explore training programs, access employment services, and build connections that can help you move your career forward.
Whether you’re searching for your first job, planning a career change, upgrading your skills, or simply exploring what opportunities are available in Calgary and Alberta, the Calgary Career Fair and Training Expo is a valuable place to start. Join us Thursday, September 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at BMO Centre – Stampede Park.
Be sure to check the Job Fair Tracker for upcoming employment and career events across Canada, and stay informed about opportunities to connect with employers, explore training programs, and advance your career.
