Our work spans remote field operations, guest experiences, and community partnerships across some of the most extraordinary landscapes in the world.
The Manager, Human Resources is responsible for establishing and leading a comprehensive human resources function across all Arctic Kingdom business segments.
This role is also a key driver of organizational transformation, supporting leadership in implementing structural, cultural, and operational change across both field and corporate environments.
The position is based in the Yellowknife offices, with occasional travel to the lodge, and Head Office in Mississauga
Establish and Lead the Human Resources Function
Build and institutionalize Arctic Kingdom's HR function to support current and future business needs across all operating segments.
Develop, implement, and maintain standardized HR policies and programs, including compensation structures, advantages, time-off, lieu days, the FAM program, and workplace policies.
Serve as a trusted advisor to management and employees by addressing employee relations matters, grievances, and workplace issues.
Develop and execute HR strategies and initiatives aligned with Arctic Kingdom's overall business strategy.
Foster a positive, inclusive, professional, and high-performance workplace culture.
Design, implement, and oversee a performance management and appraisal system that drives accountability and excellence.
Ensure compliance with all applicable employment legislation and regulatory requirements.
Recruit, train, and manage HR staff as the function grows.
Champion Field-Based Organizational Transformation




Empower the workforce by supporting the transition of seasonal employees from short-term roles to engaged stakeholders who understand and support company objectives.
Enhance field visibility by increasing leadership presence in operational environments and ensuring executives receive accurate, firsthand insights.
Strengthen communication channels between field teams and remote leadership to enable timely, transparent, and effective information flow.
Assist in planning and executing organizational restructuring initiatives, including change management and internal communications.
Risk Management & HR Compliance — NWT Perspective
Ensure compliance with the NWT Employment Standards Act — wages, hours, vacation, leaves, and termination requirements
Own OHS compliance under the NWT Safety Act, working with the WSCC on hazard prevention, training, and safety programs
Manage WSCC registration, claims, and return-to-work coordination
Manage HRcompliance across our NT, NL, and ON jurisdictions
Serve as our primary contact for employment-related audits and inquiries
Undertake additional responsibilities and special projects as assigned from time to time in support of organizational priorities.

Progressive, senior-level HR leadership experience, ideally including building or scaling an HR function from the ground up.
Demonstrated experience working with Indigenous governments, organizations, or communities, with genuine cultural awareness and relationship-building skills.
Experience with HRIS platforms (BambooHR preferred) and payroll systems (Ceridian preferred).
Comfort operating in both remote field environments and corporate office settings, with a willingness to travel.
Strong change management, organizational design, and employee relations skills.

📌 Human Resources Manager I - Temporary (Northside)
🏢 Arctic Kingdom
📍 Northside