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ontario government jobs

If you've always been curious about a Government of Canada job, why not consider one of these high-paying government jobs with CSIS — the forefront of Canada's national security?

While you might think that working for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service would require decades of experience and a degree-level education, there are actually several CSIS jobs that you can apply for with just a high school diploma and relevant experience — which could be as simple as research skills or experience working within a team.

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If you're looking for work right now, there are quite a few Ontario government jobs you can apply for.

These are high-paying jobs that don't require a degree from a university or a diploma from a college!

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While working for the Ontario government may not seem like the most exciting opportunity at first, those willing to take a closer may be shocked by what they find.

You'll discover that not only is the government always hiring, but its job listings are surprisingly diverse with openings for managers and psychologists alike.

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Are you looking to take your career to the next level in 2023? Well, then, these Ontario government jobs might be for you.

The government is currently looking to fill various positions many of which pay over $130,000 per year.

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Ontario's "Catch Up Payments" are about to be a thing of the past, and parents should apply while they still can.

The Ontario government first launched the "Catch Up Payments" initiative in October 2022 in hopes of helping students get back on track following the COVID-19 pandemic.

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