Apply forest economics research and policy analysis in Sault Ste Marie, supporting Ontario’s forest products sector and emerging forest bioeconomy.
This temporary, up to 12-month Economics Specialist position sits within the Forest Industry Division’s Forest Economics and Business Branch. You will coordinate research, interpret forestry data, assess economic impacts, and advise on policy development. The work combines economic theory, natural resource management, statistical analysis, and computer modelling. You will also collaborate with stakeholders on strategic issues affecting Ontario’s forest product sector.

Key Responsibilities

Coordinate research, analysis,



and environmental scanning on forest economicsInterpret data and assess forestry sector economic impactsDevelop economic information and policy productsAnalyze demand, supply, and energy pricing shocksPrepare briefing notes, background papers, and analysisRequirements:
Expertise in natural resource management and economic theoryKnowledge of research methods and analytical techniquesFamiliarity with forest economic data sources and input-output modelsProject planning and project management knowledgeStrong analytical, writing, facilitation, and communication skillsBring forest economics expertise, analytical judgement, and policy communication skills to Ontario’s forest products sector.
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📌 Forest Economics Policy Specialist (Winnipeg)
🏢 Ministry-of-Natural-Resources-and-Forestr
📍 Winnipeg