Job InformationJob Title:Intergovernmental OfficerJob Requisition ID:82395Ministry:Executive CouncilLocation:EdmontonFull or Part-Time:Full-Time (Individual contract)Hours of Work:36.25 hours per weekPermanent/Temporary:Temporary Contract (4 years)Scope:Open CompetitionClosing Date:April 30, 2026Classification:Program Services 3E (PS 3E)Salary:$2,935.39 to $3,850.29 bi-weekly ($76,613 - $100,492/year)Executive Council works to ensure effective strategic planning and coordinated policy development and communications across government, engages Albertans and the broader global community, and promotes a vibrant and creative public service. In addition to policy, protocol, communications and Cabinet functions, Executive Council includes Intergovernmental and International Relations, which develops strategies on issues of importance to Alberta and Canada – with its international partners, clients, and stakeholders – to address challenges and grow opportunities. This unit also coordinates Alberta’s leadership and participation within the Canadian federation in pursuit of a federal system that best serves the needs of Albertans and Canadians.Join Alberta’s Office in Ottawa and help shape how the province engages with the federal government and eastern Canada. This role provides timely policy insight, supports senior-level missions, and strengthens Alberta’s presence and relationships across Canada.You will monitor and analyze federal political and policy developments, prepare briefings for senior leaders, and support high-profile visits and missions. You will build and maintain relationships with government and industry stakeholders, contribute to advocacy strategies,



and support events and engagements that promote Alberta’s interests.CompetenciesSystems Thinking:Understand how federal decisions impact Alberta and connect issues across governments.Agility:Adapt quickly to changing political priorities and timelines.Drive for Results:Deliver clear, timely analysis and support key government priorities.Develop Networks:Build strong, trusted relationships across governments and stakeholders.Creative Problem Solving:Navigate complex issues and find practical solutions in sensitive environments.QualificationsA university degree in public administration, law, political science, or a related field supplemented by a minimum of two (2) years of progressively responsible experience in public policy, government relations, or public administration.Additional RequirementsStrong understanding of Canadian political systems, federal‑provincial relations, and current affairs.Experience conducting research, analysis, and preparing briefings or reports for senior leaders.Excellent communication, relationship‑building, and stakeholder engagement skills.Strong judgment, political awareness, and ability to handle sensitive information.AssetsExperience working with or within federal or provincial government.Knowledge of Alberta’s key economic sectors and intergovernmental priorities.Experience supporting senior officials (e.G., Ministers, Executives).Bilingualism (English and French).Experience coordinating events, missions, or stakeholder engagements.A cover letter that demonstrates how your education and work experience makes you the ideal candidate for the job is required.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Intergovernmental Officer - C$76,613 - C$100,492 A Year (Toronto)
🏢 Executive Council
📍 Toronto