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CRA is hiring for tax jobs in Canada that pay up to $149,000 a year
There are auditor, advisor, and specialist positions.
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hiring for tax-related positions across the country right now.
You can make up to $149,000 a year with these Government of Canada jobs.
The federal agency is looking for tax professionals to work in the Compliance Programs Branch, Legislative Policy and Regulatory Affairs Branch, and Appeals Branch to resolve complex compliance and regulatory issues.
The tax professional positions that the CRA is currently staffing are Regional Technical Advisor/Auditor, Senior Technical Specialist, Senior Technical Advisor, Regional Computer Audit Advisor, Industry Sector Specialist, Tax Appeals Case Specialist, and Appeals Policy Specialist.
If you're hired for any of these CRA jobs, the salary is between $125,309 and $149,779 per year.
The duties of the various tax jobs include:
- conducting extensive research and analysis
- interpreting policy and recommending solutions
- mentoring and providing technical guidance and expert advice on emerging, highly sensitive, or contentious tax issues
- providing direction and support to enhance program delivery within field operations
You must have a degree from a post-secondary institution with a specialization in accounting, business administration, commerce, economics, finance or tax, a post-secondary law degree, or eligibility to receive a designation from a recognized professional accounting association.
Experience requirements vary because the jobs span different branches of the CRA.
You must be willing to work overtime, travel, work evenings, weekends and statutory holidays, and work shifts or a flexible schedule.
A valid driver's license is required or personal mobility equivalent to having a driver's license.
The deadline to apply for these federal government jobs is Monday, October 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Various tax professional positions
Salary: $125,309 to $149,779
Company: Canada Revenue Agency
Who Should Apply: You need a post-secondary degree with a specialization in accounting, business administration, commerce, economics, finance or tax, a law degree from a post-secondary institution, or eligibility to receive a designation from a recognized professional accounting association.
Since the jobs are in different branches of the CRA, there are various experience requirements related to the departments.
You must be willing to work overtime, travel, work evenings, weekends and statutory holidays, and work shifts or a flexible schedule.
A valid driver's license is also required for these jobs.
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Feds investing $1 billion for road to Ring of Fire in Ontario: Carney
Feds investing $1 billion in road to Ring of Fire
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government is putting down $1 billion to help build the road to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire region in northern Ontario.
The region is said to be rich in nickel, chromite, copper and gold and Carney says it will secure Canada's critical mineral supply chain.
The area sits partially in the James Bay lowlands, part of North America's largest wetland, and is home to a number of remote, fly-in First Nations.
Earlier this year, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced construction had begun on two of the roads that will eventually connect the provincial highway system to the mining area some 500 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, Ont.
Ford had long called for the federal government to match his government's $1-billion investment in the road project.
The province has signed partnerships with three First Nations who want the road, while many others are decidedly against it.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
By Liam Casey | Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
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Some government websites taken down in response to security risk: AI minister
Some federal sites taken down after security risk
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
Some government websites have been taken down temporarily as a precaution against a security risk, says Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon.
In a social media post, Solomon says the websites went dark to protect government systems and Canadians' information following guidance from the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.
He says this is being done in response to a vulnerability identified in PHP, a widely used programming language.
Solomon says this is a global issue and governments and organizations around the world are also taking protective measures.
The FBI’s cyber division says the vulnerability could allow malicious actors to remotely execute code in the programming language, potentially compromising sensitive data and networks.
The PHP Foundation, which includes developers who work on securing the programming language, says it has released fixes for the vulnerabilities, along with instructions on how to update systems.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
— With files from The Associated Press
By Catherine Morrison | Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
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Voici tout ce qu'il te faut pour t'inscrire à Occupation Double Martinique
Jay donne ses classiques conseils pour ta vidéo!
Au même moment où l'animateur d'Occupation Double, Jay Du Temple, révélait que la prochaine édition se passerait en Martinique, la production a également lancé les auditions pour trouver les prochain.es candidat.es de la téléréalité. C'est donc ta chance de t'inscrire pour rencontrer l'amour ou simplement « jouer à OD ».
Si tu y penses depuis un bon moment (ou même si c'est sur un coup de tête), que tu as entre 20 et 35 ans puis que tu es célibataire, c'est le temps de t'essayer! Tout comme les dernières années, c'est en te rendant sur la page de l'émission via le site Web de Noovo que tu pourras envoyer ta candidature.
Pour ce faire, il te faudra d'abord remplir un formulaire d'une quarantaine de questions. Tu devras donc fournir tes informations personnelles comme ton adresse, tes coordonnées, ton nom complet ainsi que ta date de naissance. L'équipe de sélection veut ensuite connaître ta nationalité, tes langues parlées, ton occupation, ta situation familiale, visiter tes réseaux sociaux ainsi qu'avoir les coordonnées d'une personne proche de toi.
Après avoir mentionné si tu connais des gens qui ont fait les auditions par le passé, c'est le temps de parler plus de ta personnalité. Tu seras invité.e tes loisirs, tes plus grandes qualités et tes défauts, ton caractère au sein d'un groupe et même un talent caché.
Vers la fin du questionnaire, c'est ta situation amoureuse qui sera au centre du sujet : ta pire histoire de date, ton genre de séduction, tes dernières relations, etc.
Avant de soumettre ton profil, tu dois t'assurer d'être disponible pour une entrevue en personne à Montréal entre le 24 et le 27 mai prochain, puis entre le 15 août et le 10 décembre 2022 pour la durée des tournages. De plus, tous.tes les participant.es devront être vacciné.es à trois reprises contre la COVID-19 pour être admissible à l'émission.
Finalement, la fameuse vidéo de présentation. Sur le site Web de Noovo, tu trouveras d'ailleurs une tonne de conseils de Jay Du Temple concernant celle-ci. Elle ne doit pas dépasser quatre minutes au total, tu dois t'assurer d'être dans un endroit où on t'entend bien, où l'éclairage est suffisant et où le cadrage est adéquat.
De plus, l'animateur précise qu'il est important de ne pas mettre de filtres comme sur les différents réseaux sociaux. Reste naturel.le et explique pourquoi tu devrais faire partie de l'aventure. Autrement, ça fait pas mal le tour des conditions pour s'inscrire!
Tu as précisément jusqu'au lundi 9 mai prochain avant 23 h 59 pour envoyer le tout et croiser les doigts.