Unlock High-Paying Job Opportunities with the Ontario Government!

Looking for a new job can feel overwhelming, but with just a bit of targeted training or education, you could be eligible for a wide range of opportunities with the Government of Ontario.

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just have a few years of experience under your belt, there's a good chance you’ll find a role on the provincial government's careers page that could fit your skills and experience.

From accounting roles to digital specialists and many roles in between, here are some high-paying government jobs that are currently accepting applicants and offer annual salaries exceeding $70,000.

Accounting and Reporting Advisor

This role with the province's Ministry of Education and Corporate Management and Services offers between $76,231 to $109,842 per year, depending on your experience. In this position, you'll be responsible for coordinating, overseeing, and monitoring financial policies, tools, and procedures that enhance the efficiency of the ministry's financial reporting. To qualify, you'll need to have knowledge of government financial management, accounting and reporting principles, and complex data. If this sounds like your dream role, you have until May 7 to submit your application.

Program Analyst

If you have a strong background in program evaluation and policy development, this role in Kingston or Toronto might be a great fit. As a program analyst, you'll monitor the performance of an assigned portfolio, assess results against service targets, and identify areas of non-compliance and risk. You'll also conduct research and analysis to support contract negotiations and the creation of new program policies. This role pays between $76,231 and $109,842 per year, and applications must be submitted by May 7.

Business Administrator

This role with the Ministry of the Solicitor General's Correctional Services Division offers between $75,143 and $105,055 per year, depending on your experience. As an administrator, you will evaluate financial performance, coordinate the administrative budget management, and provide advice on financial, human resources, and administrative matters. To qualify, you should have knowledge of automated financial tracking systems, spreadsheets, and analytical programs, as well as proven skills to support human resources functions, including recruitment and employee training. This role is based in Penetanguishene, Ont, and you'll have until May 5 to apply.

Senior Planner

Do you have any experience with policy and program development? If so, then this position with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing might be right for you. In this role, you'll guide, plan, and coordinate complex land use planning projects, and develop policy, legislative options, cabinet submissions, and briefing materials on various land use planning topics. Depending on your experience, you can earn between $82,217 to $121,155, but you must submit your application by May 6.

Digital Communications Specialist

If you have experience with electronic case management systems or information systems planning, you might want to check out this role with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development that pays between $1,600.57 to $1,958.46 per week in Toronto. In this role, you'll work with the Office of the Worker Adviser (OWA), where you'll coordinate and develop digital products to support non-unionized workers. The ideal candidate should have knowledge of trends, solutions, and best practices of systems for digital services, case management, and website management. If this sounds like your ideal opportunity, you must apply by May 2.