Logistics & Transportation Jobs in Canada
Logistics and transportation jobs include truck drivers, delivery drivers, warehouse associates, forklift operators, dispatchers and supply chain coordinators. The work is concentrated near airports, ports, rail yards and major highway corridors.
Driving jobs depend on your licence class: a standard licence covers most courier and van delivery work, while tractor-trailer jobs need a commercial licence and, in most provinces, mandatory entry-level training. Warehouses often hire through evening and overnight shifts, with extra demand in the fall. A clean driving record and a forklift certificate make a real difference. See also manufacturing jobs.
Logistics & Transportation job postings in Canada, October 2026
Employers in the transportation and warehousing sector placed 1,211 job postings directly on Job Bank in October 2026, covering 3,702 vacancies. About 97% were full-time. The median advertised wage among hourly-paid postings was $36.00 an hour.
| Most advertised occupations | Postings |
|---|---|
| Transport truck drivers | 558 |
| Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers | 89 |
| Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operators | 67 |
| Supervisors, supply chain, tracking and scheduling coordination occupations | 41 |
| Administrative officers | 32 |
| Province | Postings |
|---|---|
| Ontario | 345 |
| British Columbia | 244 |
| Alberta | 202 |
| Québec | 134 |
| Manitoba | 128 |
Source: Job Bank open data, Employment and Social Development Canada. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Figures count postings first advertised on Job Bank that month. They are not a count of jobs open on JobsNearMe.ca today.
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