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With infrastructure spending on the rise and clean energy projects gaining serious traction, two provinces are clearly leading the way in industrial job growth: Ontario and Alberta. Whether you’re a seasoned tradesperson or exploring a new direction in your career, there’s a lot happening in Canada’s construction and renewable sectors. In this guide, we’ll walk through which jobs are hot, where the work is happening, and how you can get your foot in the door.

👷‍♀️ Why Ontario and Alberta Are the Provinces to Watch It’s no secret that Canada’s building again and building big. Ontario is pouring billions into roads, bridges, housing, and public transit. And out west, Alberta is becoming more than just an oil and gas giant. The province is investing heavily in solar farms, wind energy, and even green hydrogen projects.

This is creating a wave of demand for reliable, skilled workers especially those with experience in construction, industrial trades, and energy infrastructure.

A recent forecast from Build Force Canada suggests that Ontario will need to add over 15,000 workers in construction-related fields by 2027 to keep up with ongoing demand.

🔧 What Kind of Construction Jobs Are in Demand? Whether you’re working with concrete or managing projects from the trailer, there’s no shortage of roles opening up in 2025 and not just in the big cities.

In-demand roles include: ✅Site supervisors

✅Project managers (civil and industrial)

✅Formwork carpenters

✅Heavy equipment operators

✅Electrical and mechanical trades

✅Industrial millwrights

✅Health and safety coordinators

Most companies are looking for workers who can hit the ground running experience matters, but reliability and a safety-first attitude go a long way too.

⚡ Alberta’s Shift Toward Renewable Energy Jobs Alberta’s energy landscape is changing faster than many people realise. In the last few years, we’ve seen large-scale solar installations, wind farms, and even battery storage projects break ground.

For workers, this shift means more stable opportunities and not just temporary contract work.

Hot roles in Alberta’s clean energy space: ✅Solar installation technicians

✅Wind turbine maintenance crews

✅Grid engineers and planners

✅Electrical project managers

✅Safety inspectors for renewable sites

By 2030, AESO (Alberta Electric System Operator) expects a 30% renewable energy mix, which is driving demand for skilled energy workers.

🏙️ Where the Jobs Are (Local Hotspots in 2025) In Ontario: ✅Toronto & GTA: Transit expansion and mixed-use developments

✅Ottawa: Green government building retrofits

✅Hamilton: Port upgrades, housing, and industrial expansion

In Alberta: ✅Calgary: Solar parks and infrastructure contracts

✅Edmonton: Major civil engineering projects and logistics hubs

✅Lethbridge / Southern Alberta: Rapid wind farm construction

If you’re open to travel, many of these jobs offer site-based allowances and accommodation support.

🔍 Companies That Are Hiring in These Fields Some of the top employers and contractors hiring right now include:

✅Aecon Group

✅PCL Construction

✅Borea Construction

✅Canadian Solar

✅TransAlta

✅Local and regional staffing firms (like N2S Industrial)

Many employers are actively working with staffing partners to fill urgent and long-term roles especially where skilled trades are concerned.

👥 How to Stand Out in a Crowded Job Market Even with strong demand, you’ll still need to make your application count. Here’s what we’re seeing work in the field right now:

✅Tailor your CV to each role with clear job-site keywords (e.g., “solar farm maintenance Alberta”, “bridge project foreman Ontario”)

✅Mention any certifications WHMIS, Fall Arrest, LEED, or trade tickets

✅Don’t ignore the soft skills: punctuality, safety compliance, and teamwork really matter on site

✅Consider working with an industry recruiter who knows these roles inside out

❓ FAQs What are the most in-demand construction jobs in Ontario for 2025? Project managers, civil engineers, heavy equipment operators, and site supervisors are among the top roles due to large-scale infrastructure investments.

Is Alberta hiring for renewable energy jobs in 2025? Yes. Alberta is experiencing rapid growth in wind and solar, creating strong demand for installation techs, electricians, and safety officers.

Can I apply for these roles without prior Canadian experience? In many cases, yes especially if you have transferrable skills or trade certifications from overseas. Employers often prioritize hands-on skill and attitude over local experience alone.

Skilled Talent Is in Demand Are You Ready? Ontario and Alberta aren’t just riding a wave they’re helping lead a global shift in how countries build, power, and sustain their infrastructure.

Whether you're in construction, renewable energy, or skilled trades, this is a moment worth taking seriously. The opportunities are real, the work is steady, and the pay is competitive.

If you're looking to take the next step or the first step into these fast-growing fields, it helps to have a hiring partner who knows the industry.