Inclusive Career Fairs for Persons with Disabilities in Canada
About these events
These are the upcoming career fairs and job fairs in Canada whose organizers say they welcome persons with disabilities. Some are held just for persons with disabilities; others are open to everyone and make a point of including them. Each listing links to the organizer's page, where you can check who can attend and how to register.
Tips before you go
- If you need an accommodation at the event, contact the organizer ahead of time so it is ready when you arrive.
- Send a short thank-you email within 24 hours to each person you spoke with, and mention something from your conversation.
- Open with your 30-second introduction, then ask what the team is hiring for right now.
- Apply online to the roles employers pointed you to, and mention that you met them at the fair.
- Practise a 30-second introduction: who you are, what you do well and the kind of role you want next.
Upcoming events by province
British Columbia 2 events
Alberta 1 event
Accessibility in Action: Reverse Job and Resource Fair
West Edmonton Mall
- In person
- Free
- Persons with disabilities
Browse by topic
Who it's for
Industry
- Technology 26 upcoming
- Healthcare 27 upcoming
- Finance 11 upcoming
- Engineering 12 upcoming
- Trades & construction 36 upcoming
- Manufacturing 16 upcoming
- Energy & resources 4 upcoming
- Retail 8 upcoming
- Hospitality & tourism 6 upcoming
- Government & public service 12 upcoming
- Education 15 upcoming
- Transportation & logistics 12 upcoming
- Agriculture & food 6 upcoming
- Nonprofit 2 upcoming
- Arts & media 2 upcoming
- Sales & marketing 1 upcoming
Get ready for the fair
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Frequently asked questions
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When is the next career fair for persons with disabilities in Canada?
The next listed event is 2026 North Shore Job Fair in North Vancouver, British Columbia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at WorkBC Centre North Vancouver.
Where are career fairs and job fairs for persons with disabilities being held?
Upcoming events are listed in British Columbia (2) and Alberta (1).
Are any of them free?
Yes. 3 of the 3 upcoming career fairs and job fairs for persons with disabilities are listed as free for job seekers.
How should I prepare for a career fair?
Look up the employers that will attend and pick a few to visit first. Bring printed copies of a resume tailored to the roles you want, practise a short introduction, and have a question ready for each employer. Afterwards, follow up with the people you met within a day or two.
How often is this list updated?
Nainly gathers career fairs and job fairs from public web pages every month, and each listing links to its source. The list was last updated on October 2, 2026. Details can change, so confirm with the organizer before you go.
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