New Manitoba Government Job Opportunities Open in Thompson - AI Generated Image
The Manitoba Government is currently recruiting for several positions in Thompson, with opportunities available across multiple departments. The postings, listed on the province’s official jobs portal, include roles in justice, public service delivery, housing, and family services, reflecting a broad range of employment needs in Northern Manitoba.
Among the highlighted positions is a Deputy Registrar/Staff Justice of the Peace/Court Clerk Monitor with Manitoba Justice, closing September 15. The same department is also seeking a Crown Attorney, open until filled with a September 30 deadline, and an Indigenous Traditional Ceremony Provider, available in Thompson and other communities until September 30.
The Department of Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures has reposted an opening for an Administrative Officer in Thompson, with applications accepted until September 14. A Facility Manager role with Public Service Delivery, also based in Thompson, is open until September 24. Meanwhile, Housing, Addictions and Homelessness is recruiting for a Maintenance Assistant, with applications due by September 30.
Family and social service roles are also being advertised. The Department of Families has postings for Child and Family Service Workers in Thompson, Flin Flon, and The Pas, open until January 2026, along with Direct Support Providers serving Thompson and several northern communities, with a September 30 deadline.
Additionally, the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is hiring for a Maintenance Worker position, with openings across northern Manitoba, including Thompson. This role, like several others, remains open until filled but has a September 30 application deadline.
These postings represent a range of permanent and term opportunities within the provincial government, offering local residents a chance to apply for positions that support justice, social services, and infrastructure in Thompson and surrounding communities.
A member of the Canadian Association of Journalists, Emma returned to core news journalism in early 2025 following a distinguished 15-year career as a content publisher and digital strategist. This background allows her to combine traditional journalistic integrity with a modern, data-driven approach to storytelling.
Emma holds a First-Class Honours degree in Business Studies from the University of Ulster and a postgraduate diploma in Accounting, providing her with a unique analytical lens when covering municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson, MB.
Contact her at emma@thethompsonnews.ca.
