Infrastructure Ontario

Infrastructure Ontario delivers innovative solutions for public infrastructure projects across sectors.

600 employees

8 open positions

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Civil Infrastructure

Hospitals

Courthouses

Transit Projects

Provincial Law Enforcement Facilities

Highways

Real Estate

Government Buildings

Asset Planning

Facilities Contract Management

Public Sector Real Estate

Major Projects Management

Property Management

Leasing and Energy Management

Municipal Planning Approvals

Environmental Management

Accessibility

Security

Cultural and Heritage Management

Real Estate Development

Land Acquisition

Land Disposition

About Infrastructure Ontario

Works across multiple sectors, providing expertise in project financing, development, and delivery.

Specializes in projects related to transportation, utilities, healthcare, and government buildings.

Has a proven track record of delivering complex projects on time and within budget through public

private partnerships.

Innovative financing solutions and strong partnerships help streamline project delivery and risk management.

Pioneers in using cutting

edge technology for project monitoring and transparency, ensuring optimal outcomes for the public.

Culture & Values

Continuously earn the public’s trust

Be sharp, skillful and solutions‑oriented

Champion equity, diversity, inclusion and innovation

Attract and retain talented people

Quick Info

Company Size600 employees

Open Positions8 jobs available

IndustriesCivil Infrastructure, Hospitals, Courthouses +19 more

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Key Highlights

2005 EstablishedInfrastructure DevelopmentThe organization was established as a Crown agency to focus on delivering large-scale public infrastructure projects in Ontario.

February 2022Coal plant demolitionThe company demolished its last coal-fired generating station, marking a significant step toward reducing emissions.

94%Non-emitting electricityOntario's electricity system is highly reliant on clean energy sources, with the majority coming from nuclear, hydro, wind, solar, and bioenergy.

2050Net-zero targetThe Ontario government is aiming for a net-zero electricity grid by 2050, aligning with Canada's Clean Electricity Regulations.

4.5★ vs 4.0★Gender Ratings on GlassdoorWomen rated the company culture higher than men, reflecting a gender-based disparity in cultural perception.

4.3★ vs 3.9★Asian vs White ReviewersAsian reviewers rated the company culture higher than White reviewers, highlighting a racial disparity in cultural perception.

Open Positions

8 jobs available

Senior Advisor, Development (Fixed Term 12 Months)Lead planning and delivery of transit‑oriented community and mixed‑use development projects

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Part Time

$83k - $124k

Hybrid

Experienced (8-12 years)

6 days ago

Project Manager (Broader Healthcare)Lead planning, procurement, and delivery of large public infrastructure projects.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Full Time