Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, established in 1984, manages Inuvialuit interests and supports their economic, social, and cultural well-being under the Inuvialuit Final Agreement.
Inuvik, Northwest Territories
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (IRC) was established in 1984 to manage the settlement outlined in the Inuvialuit Final Agreement (IFA). The organization represents Inuvialuit interests in dealings with governments and the world at large. The goal at IRC is to continually improve the economic, social and cultural well-being of Inuvialuit through implementation of the IFA and by all other available means. This is accomplished through an operating philosophy of teamwork, dedication and coordination, in both planning and action. IRC's head office is located in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Over 180 employees (full-time and casual) work for the corporation. Over 80 per cent of staff are Inuvialuit beneficiaries, including those at the senior management level. IRC is committed to increasing the number of employed beneficiaries throughout all levels of the organization.
On-site · Inuvik
The Resolution Health Support Program Worker assists in the delivery of healing and treatment services to former residential school students and their families. The role involves providing support across six Inuvialuit communities to ensure timely and reliable access to wellness resources.
On-site · Inuvik
The Manager, Governance is responsible for coordinating and administering corporate governance processes, board and committee operations, and maintaining corporate records. The role provides governance support to IRC entities and community corporations while ensuring compliance and effective decision-making.
On-site · Inuvik
The dishwasher is responsible for cleaning and sanitizing kitchenware and equipment while maintaining an organized workspace. They also assist the kitchen team with food preparation and support catering operations as needed.
On-site · Inuvik
Servers are responsible for providing attentive service, taking orders, and ensuring a welcoming dining experience for guests. They must also maintain a clean dining environment and collaborate with kitchen staff to ensure timely food and beverage delivery.
On-site · Inuvik
The Cook is responsible for preparing meals according to standardized recipes while maintaining a clean and organized kitchen workstation. They also monitor inventory levels and collaborate with the kitchen team to ensure efficient and safe food service operations.
On-site · Inuvik
The bartender is responsible for serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages while maintaining a clean and organized bar area. They also assist with basic food service tasks and ensure a positive guest experience through polite and responsible service.
On-site · Inuvik
The Health & Wellness Research Coordinator is responsible for the coordination and oversight of research programs within the Health and Wellness Division. This includes managing partnerships with Indigenous Services Canada and ensuring the success of the Qanuippitaa? National Inuit Health Survey.
On-site · Inuvik
The Services Coordinator advocates for Inuvialuit children and youth within child welfare systems to ensure their needs and cultural connections are supported. They manage cases, coordinate with government agencies, and assist families in achieving personal wellness goals.
On-site · Inuvik
The Intermediate Accountant is responsible for month-end accounting activities, including journal entries, account reconciliations, and financial reporting support. They also assist with budgeting, forecasting, and maintaining accurate financial records across multiple entities within the corporate group.
On-site · Inuvik
The manager leads knowledge acquisition projects, overseeing data analysis, research design, and science communication across various social and environmental sectors. They are also responsible for securing funding, managing program budgets, and supervising research staff to ensure project success.
On-site · Inuvik
The Language Instructor plans and implements daily cultural and language-based activities for the Aboriginal Head Start Program. They also assist with child care and the daily operations of the facility under the guidance of the Program Coordinator.
On-site · Inuvik
The Program Support Worker coordinates and implements community-based wellness initiatives, including youth Arctic sports and mental health programs. They work closely with community partners, Elders, and the IRC Health and Wellness Team to foster resilience and cultural connection.
On-site · Inuvik
The Commercial Fisheries Coordinator plans and develops commercial fisheries activities within the Inuvialuit Settlement Region. They work with harvesters, regulatory agencies, and community partners to promote sustainable practices and economic growth.
On-site · Inuvik
The manager provides strategic and operational leadership for environmental programs, including research, policy development, and climate change initiatives. They are responsible for managing scientific infrastructure, securing funding, and overseeing technical staff to support the well-being of Inuvialuit communities.
On-site · Inuvik
Ensure a safe and supportive residential environment for men in recovery through continuous supervision, wellness checks, and incident response. Provide general resident support, facilitate culturally grounded programming, and maintain facility operations and documentation.
On-site · Inuvik
Acts as a bridge between families and schools to improve student attendance and success. Provides direction to resources for education, wellness, and employment services for community residents.
On-site · Inuvik
The Support Worker provides direct emotional and physical support to residents, assisting with daily living activities and fostering a safe, healing environment. They also facilitate structured cultural and wellness programming while maintaining facility operations and accurate documentation.
On-site
**COMPETITION****:** 202603 **POSITION TYPE:** Term **TERM****:**to March 31, 2028 (with possibility of extension – funding dependent) **SCHEDULE****:**Full-time (75 hours bi-weekly) **COMPETITION CLOSE DATE:**Open Until Filled **ABOUT INUVIALUIT REGIONAL CORPORATION (IRC)** IRC was created in 1984 to represent the Inuvialuit and their rights and benefits obtained under one of Canada's oldest comprehensive land claim agreements. With assets over $1 billion, not including vast land holdings, IRC is responsible for corporate investment, land management, and a broad range of social, cultur…
On-site · Inuvik
The Marine Policy Advisor will advance IRC marine policies and act as a liaison between the Inuvialuit and government bodies to advocate for regional marine priorities. They will also lead implementation plans, draft funding proposals, and collaborate on special projects based on scientific gaps and community needs.
On-site · Paulatuk
The coordinator leads the planning and delivery of community-based language revitalization programs while securing funding and tailoring programming to local needs. They collaborate with stakeholders and use social media to promote initiatives and strengthen community efforts.
