Why work with us?

The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq (CMM) is a progressive financially secure Tribal Council.  As witnessed by its success since its creation in 1986, The CMM is well known throughout Canada as a professional organization that is committed to providing a pleasant and healthy working environment for all its employees.

The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq has recently completed its five-year strategic plan.  In accordance with the strategic plan, new positions, projects, and departments will be emerging at the CMM in an ongoing capacity. If you have any questions, please contact us.

As positions become available they are posted on this page.
Please visit often so you won’t miss out!

Our Opportunities:

Mi’kmaw Forestry Initiative (MFI) Field Technician

Education Advisor

Infrastructure Program Manager

Member Communities:

EA (LSK) – Various Start Dates-Sipkene’katik First Nation

Netukulimk Community Liaison- Glooscap First Nation

Social Development Manager-Sipekne’katik First Nation

Opportunities from partner organizations:

Tawaak Property Manager-Tawaak Housing Association

Finance Manager-Tawaak Housing Association

Parole Board of Canada- Elder – Cultural Advisor

Government of Canada- Maintenance Worker III, Halifax & Maitland Bridge, NS- Closes April 18, 2021

Student Employment: Halifax Learn-to-Camp Student and Outreach Positions- Halifax and Maitland Bridge, NS.- Closes April 11, 2021

Student Employment: Maintenance Worker, Halifax & Maitland Bridge, NS. Closes April 8, 2021

Student Employment: Visitor Experience, Halifax Defense Complex- Closes April 11, 2021

Urban Outreach and Learn-to Camp- Parks Canada (NS)

Communication and Outreach- Antoqum Resource Management (NB)

NSMDC Management Assistant HR Coordinator

Available Programs and Opportunities, Scholarships, and Awards:

Seeking Applications for Accessibility Advisory Board Promotion – Province of Nova Scotia

If you have a Program, Opportunity, scholarship, or Awards that you would like to share with The CMM and its member communities, please contact Rebecca@cmmns.com

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NSCC Donald R. Sobey Bursary Program awards renewable bursaries valued at $2,500 to students entering NSCC on a full-time basis http://www.nscc.ca/docs/admissions/scholarships-and-bursaries/donald-r-sobey-application.pdf

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NSCC Work at Sea Opportunities: $2.5 million in bursaries available to women and Indigenous peoples to pursue marine education. You could have 90% of your course cost covered with these flexible opportunities! Click HERE for more information!