These Ontario Jobs Let You Work Outside If You’re Tired Of Remote Work

Some pay up to $29 an hour.

Workers for the Canadian National Railway. Right: People on the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower.

Workers for the Canadian National Railway. Right: People on the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower.

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You can find remote opportunities in a bunch of places, but if you're tired of online jobs and want to work somewhere where you'll get lots of fresh air, you're in luck.

Across southern Ontario, there are a bunch of seasonal roles that you could apply for relating to everything from parks maintenance to railroad work, and some even pay way more than minimum wage.

So if you're the outdoorsy type and looking for a job that'll take you beyond the front yard of your house, here are four roles you can apply for across the province.

Greenskeeper 

Salary: $29.75 per hour

Duration: Full time, temporary

Location: TBD

Why You Should Apply: The City of Toronto wants someone who's pretty handy with power tools and has spent some time working at a golf course or in horticulture. In this role, they'll be helping to maintain the golf court maintenance and other related facilities.

You'll need to apply by May 2 in order to be considered for the job.

Apply Here

EdgeWalk Guide

Salary: $22.93 per hour

Duration: Seasonal

Location: 290 Bremner Blvd., Toronto, ON

Why You Should Apply: If you're not afraid of heights and love being hundreds of metres in the air, the CN Tower is looking for guides for their EdgeWalk tours. This job is not for the faint of heart, as applicants will need to be able to maintain impeccable focus in various weather conditions while ensuring the utmost safety of guests during tours.

Apply Here

Operational Person - Parks

Salary: $27.63 per hour

Duration: Seasonal, must be able to work from May 1 to September 30

Location: 5670 Regional Rd. 25, Milton, ON

Why You Should Apply: If you're not afraid of inclement weather and have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, this may be the job for you. Ten successful applicants will get to help with the summer maintenance of open spaces, sports fields, and activities in the city.

Apply Here

Train Conductor

Location: Toronto, ON

Why You Should Apply: The Canadian National Railway is on the search for people who love working outdoors and are flexible to work around the clock.

Successful applicants will attend paid training programs which include four weeks of field training and seven weeks of classroom training in Winnipeg.

Apply Here

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    Sophie Chong was the Editorial Assistant for Narcity Media. She graduated with a journalism degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) and previously worked as an intern for Narcity's Toronto desk. Her work has appeared in publications like blogTO, The Eyeopener, Folio Magazine, and more. She also has a background in social media management and B2B marketing.

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