Job fair Halifax

Job Fair Halifax returns to the Halifax Convention Centre on Thursday, October 22, 2026, bringing job seekers, employers, recruiters, training providers, and career colleges together under one roof. Whether you’re actively looking for work, considering a career change, exploring new industries, or interested in earning a diploma or credential, this in-person event gives you the opportunity to meet hiring managers, network with recruiting exhibitors, and learn about career and training options. You’ll be able to speak directly with employers, discover new career paths, apply for opportunities, and connect with organizations that can help you move forward in your career.

The event features a range of employers, government organizations, employment services, and educational institutions, giving attendees plenty of options to explore based on their career goals. Below, you’ll find the key event details, participating exhibitors, what to expect, and practical tips to help you prepare for Job Fair Halifax.

Event Details

• Event: Halifax Career Fair and Training Expo Canada
• Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
• Time: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
• Location: Halifax Convention Centre
• Address: 1650 Argyle St, Halifax, NS B3J 0E6
• Room: Argyle Suite
• Admission: Free with registration

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What to Expect at Job Fair Halifax

At Job Fair Halifax, opportunity seekers can:

• Meet hiring managers and recruiters in person
• Network with employers from a range of industries
• Apply for available positions
• Explore new career options and industries
• Learn about diplomas, credentials, and training programs
• Connect with career colleges and training providers
• Ask questions about career paths and employment opportunities

The event is designed for job seekers at different stages of their careers, including people entering the workforce, experienced professionals, career changers, and those looking to upgrade their skills.

Can’t Attend?

If you can’t make it to Job Fair Halifax, you can still explore current employment opportunities through the Employment News job board.

Event Sponsor

Employment News

Employment News has been connecting employers and job seekers since 1988. Its job board provides access to current job listings, job alerts, and employment information for job seekers across Canada.

Visit Employment News to explore current opportunities.

Exhibitor Information

The October 2026 Job Fair Halifax will feature employers, government organizations, educational institutions, employment services, and community organizations.

Halifax Regional Municipality

The Halifax Regional Municipality employs thousands of people across a wide range of fields, including mechanics, accounting, transit, planning, police, and fire services. Municipal careers offer opportunities to contribute directly to the Halifax community.

Learn more about career opportunities with Halifax Regional Municipality.

Northwood

Northwood is a not-for-profit continuing care organization serving Atlantic Canada. With more than 55 years of experience, Northwood provides care and support services while offering career opportunities in the continuing care sector.

Assured Automotive

Assured Automotive is part of The Boyd Group and provides automotive collision repair and refinishing services. The company operates locations across Canada and employs trained professionals in the automotive repair industry.

Halifax Transit

Halifax Transit operates bus, ferry, and Access-A-Bus services throughout the Halifax Regional Municipality. The organization offers opportunities for people interested in careers supporting public transportation and the local community.

The Career Foundation

The Career Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that helps job seekers overcome employment barriers through job-search support, skills training, and employment resources. It also works with employers to develop opportunities and connect people with work.

Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia

Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS) supports immigrants and refugees as they build their futures in Nova Scotia. Its services include language training, settlement support, employment programs, business development, and community integration.

Calgary Police Service

The Calgary Police Service is recruiting people interested in serving their community through careers in policing. Opportunities include front-line roles that require strong communication, critical-thinking, and physical skills.

Learn more about opportunities with the Calgary Police Service.

Communications Security Establishment Canada

Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSE) is Canada’s national cryptologic agency. CSE works in information technology security and foreign signals intelligence and offers career opportunities in a range of specialized fields.

Admiral Investigations Atlantic Inc.

Admiral Investigations Atlantic Inc. is a licensed and bonded security and investigations company headquartered in Dieppe, New Brunswick. The company provides security and investigative services throughout Atlantic Canada, including security guards, mobile patrols, event security, loss prevention, surveillance, and private investigations.

Conseil de Développement Économique de la Nouvelle-Écosse

CDÉNÉ supports the economic development of Nova Scotia’s Acadian and Francophone communities. Its services include employment assistance, economic immigration, entrepreneurship, and community economic development.

Polytechnique Montréal

Polytechnique Montréal is a Canadian engineering school offering undergraduate and graduate programs and research opportunities across fields such as aerospace, biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical, energy, industrial, mechanical, software, and other areas of engineering.

World University Service of Canada

World University Service of Canada (WUSC) is a Canadian non-profit organization focused on education and economic opportunities for young people around the world, with particular attention to women and refugees. Its programs include international volunteer placements and initiatives supporting inclusive economic development.

How to Prepare for Job Fair Halifax

A little preparation can help you make the most of your time at the event.

Before the Fair

• Register in advance: Reserve your ticket before the event.
• Update your resume: Make sure your most relevant skills and experience are easy to find.
• Research exhibitors: Identify employers and organizations you want to speak with.
• Plan your route: Confirm how you’ll get to the Halifax Convention Centre.
• Prepare your introduction: Practice a short explanation of your experience and the type of opportunity you’re looking for.
• Dress professionally: Business-casual or professional attire is recommended.

During the Fair

• Speak with recruiters: Introduce yourself and ask about current opportunities.
• Visit training providers: Learn about diplomas, credentials, and programs that could support your career goals.
• Ask questions: Find out about qualifications, hiring processes, workplace opportunities, and next steps.
• Take notes: Keep track of the employers and programs that interest you.
• Network: Even if an organization doesn’t have the right position for you today, making a connection can be valuable.

After the Fair

• Follow up: Contact recruiters you spoke with and thank them for their time.
• Apply: Follow through on positions that match your skills and interests.
• Explore training: Research any programs or credentials you discovered at the event.
• Keep searching: Continue looking for opportunities through job boards and other career events.

Why Attend Job Fair Halifax?

Job Fair Halifax brings employment, education, and career resources together in one convenient location. Instead of searching for opportunities on your own, you can speak directly with employers and training providers and get a better understanding of what they are looking for.

Whether you’re searching for your first job, looking for a new opportunity, changing careers, or considering additional training, the event is an opportunity to make connections and learn about your options.

Ready to Explore New Opportunities? Join Job Fair Halifax on October 22, 2026, at the Halifax Convention Centre and connect with employers, recruiters, career colleges, and employment organizations. Also, you can stay up to date with upcoming career events across Canada by visiting our Job Fair Tracker, where you can find upcoming job fairs, hiring events, and career opportunities in your area.