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Help Shape the Future of New Home Construction!&nbsp;Are you a builder passionate about Ontario’s new home building industry and eager to make a meaningful impact? Join the Home Construction Regulatory Authority’s (HCRA) <a href="https://www.hcraontario.ca/about/consumer-advisory-council/" target="_blank">Industry Advisory Council (IAC)</a>!&nbsp;Your Role and Impact:&nbsp;The IAC plays a vital role in providing independent, non-partisan advice to the HCRA’s Board of Directors on emerging issues in the new home construction sector. As a member, you’ll help support a continuously improving homebuilding industry and strengthen confidence in Ontario’s new home marketplace.&nbsp;Why Join?&nbsp;Make a difference: Help identify and provide insight on emerging issues and challenges affecting the new home construction sector in Ontario.&nbsp;Strengthen the homebuilding industry: Offer advice to enhance industry awareness and engagement, and contribute ideas that improve service delivery, policies, and procedures across the sector.Connect and collaborate: Share the perspectives of builders and professionals from across the province while collaborating with a diverse group of respected peers representing Ontario’s home construction industry.&nbsp;Who We’re Looking For:&nbsp;We’re seeking professionals with experience in:&nbsp;<ul><li>Small, medium, large, or high-rise building operations</li><li>Custom home building</li><li>Supervising day-to-day construction&nbsp;</li><li>Overseeing customer service for licensed builders&nbsp;</li></ul>We welcome applicants who reflect Ontario’s geographic and professional diversity. Members are expected to demonstrate integrity, professionalism, and have strong interest in supporting HCRA’s mandate in upholding consumer protection.&nbsp;To learn more about this opportunity, please see the <a href="https://www.hcraontario.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Industry-Advisory-Council-Terms-of-Reference-1.pdf" target="_blank">IAC Terms of Reference</a>.&nbsp;Application Process:&nbsp;To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume by November 28, 2025. In your cover letter, please highlight the criteria from the terms of reference that align with your background, skills, and experience.&nbsp;You can either apply directly to this post or submit your application to <a href="mailto:stakeholder.relations@hcraontario.ca" target="_blank">stakeholder.relations@hcraontario.ca</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;What's Next:&nbsp;Successful applicants will be contacted to advance to the next stage, which will involve a virtual interview. The HCRA will reach out to applicants selected for this exciting opportunity.&nbsp;Apply now to make a positive impact on Ontario’s new home building industry!&nbsp;

Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA)

Industry Advisory Council (IAC) – Volunteer Position

The Canadian Celiac Association Edmonton Chapter (CCA Edmonton) is seeking several volunteer, part-time, board members, including Secretary and Directors at Large.About the Organization:&nbsp;CCA Edmonton is a not for profit, charitable organization incorporated under the Alberta Societies Act in 1984. CCA Edmonton is a chapter of Celiac Canada, dedicated to providing service and support to persons with celiac disease, dermatitis herpetiformis and gluten intolerance, through awareness, education, events and research support. CCA Edmonton hosts a number of events annually, with a focus on supporting people newly diagnosed with celiac disease, raising awareness of celiac disease and the challenges of a gluten-free lifestyle, family, community and all-ages events, as well as fundraising.About the Board:&nbsp;The CCA Edmonton board is a working board, made up of volunteers who are interested in supporting the celiac and gluten-affected community. Board members provide governance, direction and accountability for the organization, and lead the work of developing and implementing the programs, services and events provided by CCA Edmonton. Most board meetings and committee work is done virtually/remotely.&nbsp;All board positions are two-year terms. Board members can run for multiple terms, with no term limits. Board members do not need to be celiac or suffer from any other gluten-related disorder. However, board members must be a member of the CCA Edmonton. A lifetime membership costs a one-time, $20.00 fee, and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/05ba955f-893b-43a5-b095-f0c285c1cdc9" target="_blank">can be purchased here</a>.&nbsp;Time Commitment:The time commitment for a CCA Edmonton Board member varies, depending upon the number of activities a Board member chooses to participate in. Time committed to the Board may include up to 20 hours per month, contributing:<ul><li>A minimum of 2 – 4 hours per month for meetings and preparation time,&nbsp;</li><li>A few hours per week to address CCA Edmonton email, and other administrative duties, and&nbsp;</li><li>Additional time to support committee meetings, plan events and participate in events when they occur.</li></ul>Positions:Secretary (1 position):The Secretary works with the board as a whole to manage CCA Edmonton affairs with a time commitment of up to 20 hours per month. The Secretary is responsible for: preparing agendas for all meetings of the board; keeping accurate minutes of these meetings; maintaining relevant board and committee files on Google Drive, as appropriate, using best practices; and carrying out other duties as assigned by the board, including committee work and volunteering at events.Director at Large (multiple positions):The Director at Large (DAL) works with the board as a whole to manage CCA Edmonton affairs. The DAL attends monthly board meetings, and other committee meetings as required. The DAL role is an important volunteer leadership role for CCA Edmonton, with a time commitment of up to 20 hours per month, depending on time of year, the type of projects and initiatives underway, and the number of committees the DAL chooses to participate on. The DAL is responsible for: attending and participating in monthly Board Meetings; and carrying out other duties as assigned by the Board, including committee work and volunteering at events.&nbsp;Detailed position descriptions are available upon request.If you are interested in applying for one of these volunteer board positions, or if you would like more information about these positions, please send an email to Seán Murphy, at:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:president@celiacedmonton.ca" target="_blank">president@celiacedmonton.ca</a>, by&nbsp;November 17, 2025.For more information about the Canadian Celiac Association Edmonton Chapter, please check out our website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.celiacedmonton.ca/" target="_blank">https://www.celiacedmonton.ca/</a>&nbsp;

Canadian Celiac Association, Edmonton Chapter

Board Member 

<h3>About The Humane Choices Foundation</h3>The Humane Choices Foundation is a registered nonprofit organization based in Ontario, Canada, dedicated to protecting and defending the inherent rights of all animals. Through advocacy, education, and direct action, we strive to build a compassionate world where every animal can live free from suffering. Our initiatives include public policy advocacy, humane education, and global partnerships to end cruelty and promote ethical treatment of all living beings. &nbsp;<h3>Position Overview</h3>The Youth Programs Manager (Volunteer) will lead the design, development, and implementation of The Humane Choices Foundation’s University Ambassador Program—a transformative initiative aimed at engaging and empowering young advocates on college and university campuses.This role will establish the framework for student leadership, create educational and advocacy opportunities, and build long-term engagement pipelines to advance animal rights and humane education through youth participation. &nbsp;<h3>Key Responsibilities</h3>Program Development &amp; StrategyDesign and develop the Youth Ambassador Program from the ground up, including structure, goals, and measurable outcomes.Identify and engage target universities and colleges across Ontario and Canada for pilot implementation.Develop educational materials, leadership handbooks, and orientation resources for student ambassadors.Create a strategic plan to expand the program nationally and internationally over time.Recruitment &amp; EngagementLead outreach to recruit university students passionate about animal rights, environmental ethics, and humane leadership.Develop and maintain partnerships with student unions, clubs, and academic departments to strengthen participation.Coordinate onboarding and training for ambassadors, ensuring alignment with the Foundation’s values and objectives.Build a supportive youth community through meetings, webinars, and social platforms.Leadership &amp; MentorshipMentor student ambassadors and guide them in planning campus events, awareness campaigns, and advocacy initiatives.Foster leadership development through skill-building workshops, peer mentoring, and volunteer recognition initiatives.Encourage cross-campus collaboration and student-led projects that amplify impact.Monitoring &amp; EvaluationEstablish systems for tracking participation, event outcomes, and ambassador engagement metrics.Provide regular reports to the Executive Director and contribute insights for program improvement.Measure the educational, social, and advocacy impact of the youth program and recommend long-term growth strategies.Collaboration &amp; RepresentationWork closely with the Foundation’s leadership team to integrate youth perspectives into broader advocacy and education initiatives.Represent The Humane Choices Foundation at student events, conferences, and community engagements as required.Uphold the organization’s mission and values in all communications and partnerships. &nbsp;<h3>Qualifications &amp; Skills</h3>RequiredStrong passion for animal welfare, humane education, or social justice causes.Proven experience in program coordination, volunteer engagement, or youth leadership (volunteer or professional).Excellent communication, writing, and interpersonal skills.Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple projects independently.Creative thinker with the ability to develop innovative engagement strategies.Comfortable working remotely with virtual tools (e.g., Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom).PreferredExperience in university outreach, student affairs, or advocacy program management.Background in education, communications, social work, or nonprofit management.Familiarity with Canadian post-secondary institutions and student networks. &nbsp;<h3>What You’ll Gain</h3>A leadership role in shaping one of Canada’s first humane education–focused youth engagement programs.Mentorship and collaboration opportunities with professionals in animal welfare, education, and nonprofit leadership.Practical experience in program design, advocacy, and youth empowerment.The opportunity to make a tangible impact in transforming hearts and minds toward compassion and justice for animals.<h3>Commitment</h3>Approximately 5 hours per week (flexible scheduling).Remote role with optional in-person participation at local events or university campuses.

The Humane Choices Foundation

Volunteer Position: Youth Programs Manager

About Empowered Futures Empowered Futures (EF) is a Canadian non-profit dedicated to empowering emerging adults as they navigate the transition into adulthood. Through mentorship, self-empowerment workshops, and accessible resources, EF helps young people build confidence, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and hope for their future. With a strong focus on mental wellness and community building, EF creates meaningful connections between youth, mentors, and partners, ensuring that the next generation is equipped with the tools and support they need to thrive personally and professionally.Join Empowered Futures (EF) as an Outreach &amp; Partnerships Specialist, you will play a central role in expanding EF’s reach by building meaningful connections with sponsors, community partners, institutes, colleges, mentors, and mentees. This role is focused on generating interest, creating awareness of EF’s mission, and developing strong engagement pipelines that support EF’s growth and align with fundraising team’s goal.Responsibilities:&nbsp; 1. Reach out to potential partners – Research and identify new opportunities. Contact sponsors, mentors, institutes, and partners through calls and emails to introduce EF’s mission and programs, and follow up to build relationships. 2. Create communication materials – Write clear and compelling emails, letters, proposals, and presentations to connect with sponsors, donors, and community partners. 3. Attract and engage mentors and mentees – Use targeted communication, networking, and relationship building to expand EF’s mentorship community. 4. Support messaging – Help develop and adapt communication for sponsors and donors so that EF’s messages are consistent with its brand and campaigns. 5. Build pipelines – Research, track, and maintain a list of potential sponsors, partnerships, institutes, and community collaborations. 6. Collaborate with the team – Work with colleagues such as the Partnerships &amp; Development Associate and the Applications &amp; Grants Specialist to ensure outreach aligns with the Fundraising team’s goals. 7. Regular updates and reporting – Record outreach efforts and share regular updates with the Director of Partnerships &amp; Engagement and the Engagement Lead. 8. Represent EF professionally – Serve as a positive and professional representative of EF with external stakeholders. 9. Participate in meetings – Attend weekly Outreach &amp; Partnerships team meetings and EF-wide town halls to stay aligned and informed.Qualification and Experience: - Experience: 2–3 years in outreach, partnership development, community engagement, communications, or related fields. Experience in fundraising, donor relations, or sales is a plus. - Education: Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Marketing, Business, Public Relations, or a related field preferred. Equivalent combination of education and relevant experience will also be considered. - Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with experience drafting outreach, engagement, or marketing materials. - Organization &amp; Multitasking: Highly organized and detail-oriented, able to manage multiple outreach initiatives simultaneously. - Collaboration: Ability to work effectively in a collaborative, remote, volunteer-based team environment. - Passion &amp; Alignment: Demonstrated interest in youth empowerment, mentorship, and community building.Benefits: - Empowering emerging adults with their growth and development - Innovating the movement towards mental wellness - Collaboration with multidisciplinary senior board members - Growing your professional network - Room for advancement and growth within the organizationJoin our team and make a meaningful impact on the lives of young adults while shaping a brighter future for mental health and well-being. Together, we can inspire hope and create lasting change. Apply now!This is a part-time and unpaid volunteer position (8-10 hours a week)NOTE: Please be sure to check your inbox, including spam and junk folder, for any correspondence regarding your application status. Emails may occasionally be filtered by mistake.

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