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The City of Toronto is hiring now with some jobs paying over $120k

Looking for a new gig? We’ve all been there. Either stuck in a rut at our current job or out of work and looking for the next opportunity. Sometimes, the hardest part is just narrowing down who’s hiring. So, if I can take that extra step out for you, then I’m happy. The City of Toronto has over 70 jobs to fill right now, and not only do they span a variety of sectors, but some pay over $120,000 annually.

Let’s jump right into it. Some of the most recent job postings from the City of Toronto include:

  • Veterinary Technician (Registered): $36.23 per hour
  • Senior HR Workplace Investigator E&LR: $103,431.00 to $141,247.00 per year
  • Senior Financial Analyst, Corp Fin: $113,683.00 to $155,216.00
  • Nurse Manager: $94,905.00 to $128,386.00
  • Senior Functional and Systems Analyst: $103,431 to $141,247
  • Director Refugee Response: $162,467 to $215,307
  • Project Manager Transportation Services: $103,431 to $141,247
  • Coordinator of Training and Development: $87,800 to $116,745
  • Senior Planner of Urban Design: $66.15 to $72.47 per hour
  • Research Analyst: $43.58 to $47.75 per hour
  • Project Coordinator: $87,800 to $116,745.00
  • Director of Nursing:  $122,305 to $163,639.00

These are just a handful of the positions that have been posted since May 1, 2025. Once you’ve selected the role you’re interested in, you’ll also be able to see the major responsibilities that come with it and the requirements to apply.

If you need more reasons to apply, the City of Toronto has collected quite a few honours over the years, such as Canada’s Top 100 Employers, Canada’s Best Diversity Employers, and Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work.

Good luck, Toronto.

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