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    Jobs in Edmonton for newcomers

    Alberta's capital — affordable living with big-city opportunities.

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    Working in Edmonton

    The job marketEdmonton's economy is anchored by government, healthcare, education, and energy, with a growing tech and innovation sector. The city has invested heavily in its downtown and river valley revitalization.
    Cost of livingLiving costs here are affordable. Budget about $1,400 a month for a one-bedroom, $380 for groceries and $100 for a transit pass.
    Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers (EMCN)Comprehensive settlement services including employment, language, and community programs.
    Catholic Social ServicesImmigration and settlement programs, employment support, and refugee services.

    Employers hiring newcomers

    University of AlbertaEducationAlberta Health ServicesHealthcareGovernment of AlbertaGovernmentStantecEngineering

    Neighbourhoods newcomers choose

    MillwoodsOne of Edmonton's most diverse areas with large South Asian and Filipino communities. Affordable family housing.About $1,200 a month
    Northeast EdmontonGrowing newcomer community with affordable housing and improving transit connections.About $1,100 a month

    Questions newcomers ask

    Yes — Edmonton is one of Canada's most affordable major cities. Combined with Alberta's no provincial sales tax, newcomers can stretch their income further than in Toronto or Vancouver.