Jobs Homeless Shelter Worker in the Laurentides Region

Available jobs

We found 6 homeless shelter worker jobs in the Laurentides Region on Job Bank. The job postings found are for all Social and community service workers (NOC 42201).

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Job postings throughout the region
Date posted Job title Employer Location Source
Mar 21, 2025 youth services worker ASSOCIATION CARREFOUR FAMILLE MONTCALM Saint-Lin-Laurentides (QC) Québec emploi
Mar 16, 2025 social services worker MAISON DES AINES DE LAVALTRIE Lavaltrie (QC) Québec emploi
Mar 20, 2025 social services worker Centre de services scolaire des Samares Joliette (QC) Jobillico
Feb 25, 2025 community organization worker ACTION ZÉRO PAUVRETÉ (Action Populaire des Moulins) Mascouche (QC) Québec emploi
Feb 23, 2025 social services worker Centre de services scolaire des Samares Saint-Félix-de-Valois (QC) Jobillico
Feb 23, 2025 special education technician - social and community services Centre de services scolaire des Samares Saint-Félix-de-Valois (QC) Jobillico

News

Read the latest news stories about job creation and layoffs related to the occupation ofsales supervisor - retail (NOC 62010).

Winners recently opened a new outlet store in Winkler on March 10. The Winkler location represents store number 303 for the chain in Canada.

A new Costco is currently under construction in Winnipeg. The new 167,000 sq-ft. store is set to open before Christmas 2025.

  • Job creation
  • Retail trade
  • Added on 2025-02-14
  • Winnipeg Region, MB
  • ctvnews.ca

Peavey Industries, owner of Peavey Mart, announced it is closing all 90 stores across Canada, including six in Manitoba, after receiving creditor protection on January 27. There are two stores in Winnipeg, and one in Steinbach, Winkler, Brandon and Swan River.

Two 7-Eleven stores in Winnipeg recently closed and were boarded up on January 24. While the exact reasons for the closures are unclear, 7-Eleven’s parent company, Seven & I Holdings, had previously raised concerns about employee safety and rising crime with Winnipeg’s city council, as well as plans to close underperforming stores. Despite these closures, Seven & I Holdings plans to expand by opening 500 new stores in the U.S. and Canada in 2027.

Comark Holding, owner of Ricki’s Fashions Inc., Cleo Fashions Inc., and Bootlegger Clothing Inc., filed for creditor protection and plans to close all Cleo and Ricki’s stores, and downsize Bootlegger. There are 13 stores in Manitoba – 10 in Winnipeg and three in Brandon – and a large distribution hub in Winnipeg.

Comark Holdings Inc. – which owns Bootlegger Clothing Inc., cloe fashions Inc., and Ricki’s Fashions Inc. –began proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act on January 7. All cleo and Ricki’s stores will be closed, while Bootlegger may downsize its retail spaces. Comark Holdings currently has 221 stores in Canada.

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