Under the general guidance and direction of the Supervisor of GIS Operations, the GIS Specialist position is responsible for the ongoing creation and maintenance of corporate GIS spatial and attribute data, which involves data entry, editing, format conversion, and quality control. Additionally, this position produces maps; reviews municipal drawings; and completes various reporting and analysis tasks such as queries, geo-processing, scripting, and tabular summaries. Furthermore, this position provides end-user GIS technical support.

Barrie - GIS Specialist.pdf

Closing Date: August 9th, 2026

Reporting to the Manager of Infrastructure Data and Analytics, the Asset Information Analyst provides technical expertise in infrastructure data, GIS, asset information, and analytics to support decision-making across Public Works. The position develops, maintains, and analyzes asset information and geospatial data; and produces applications and reporting tools that support capital planning, lifecycle management, risk assessment, service-level evaluation, and regulatory compliance. The Analyst works across Public Works divisions and with external partners to ensure decision-makers have accurate, timely, and actionable infrastructure information when they need it.

Niagara Region - Asset Information Analyst.pdf

Closing Date: August 9th, 2026

The Geospatial Program Manager is responsible for directing the overall Geospatial program. This role provides direct oversight and guidance to Geospatial Supervisors (who in turn manage Geospatial Project Coordinators, Geospatial Technicians, Geospatial Developers, and Geospatial Support Specialists). A primary focus of this role is supporting business growth, acquiring new clients, and leading consulting initiatives to expand the team’s portfolio of work. The Program Manager helps shape and implement the strategic vision for enterprise solutions and product lines, ensuring that project execution, operational scaling, and financial health align with organizational goals.

Closing Date: August 15th, 2026

CGI is looking for a GIS Technical Lead with 10+ years of GIS experience to lead the design, administration, development, and support of enterprise GIS solutions while serving as the primary technical liaison for clients in Toronto.

• Lead and manage ArcGIS Enterprise environments (Portal, ArcGIS Server, Data Store, and Web Adaptors), including installation, upgrades, patching, security configuration, high availability, disaster recovery, and multi-environment deployments (Non-PRD and PRD).
• Drive client engagement and project delivery by facilitating requirements workshops, leading solution design discussions, overseeing AMS/ADS activities, managing Non-PRD cycles, and ensuring successful production releases.
• Design and implement enterprise GIS architectures, geodatabases, and web/desktop GIS applications, while supporting integrations with systems such as SAP, Maximo, and other enterprise platforms, and promoting automation through Python and PowerShell scripting.
• Provide technical leadership and mentorship to GIS teams, conduct code reviews, enforce quality standards, and collaborate with infrastructure and security teams to improve platform performance, scalability, and operational excellence.

CGI - GIS Technical Lead.pdf

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GIS Management Handbook, 3rd Edition

Kessey-Dewitt Publications, in Association with URISA, has recently released the second Edition of the GIS Management Handbook—a major revision of the 2009 edition. Below is a brief description and the attached flyer provides additional information. Contact URISA to order this book

Published by Kessey Dewitt Publications in association with URISA, 460 pp., 2019

ISBN13: 978-0-9824093-1-2

This book is a comprehensive guide and reference to the field of GIS management. It provides practical information on the development, implementation, and operation of GIS programs and projects—for a full range of public sector, not-for-profit, and private sector organizations and companies. This book takes a practical approach providing clear descriptions of concepts, issues, and practices that may be used in operational to improve and maximize the efficiency of GIS programs and projects.

•  “I feel strongly that The GIS Management Handbook can be used as a catalyst to encourage GIS practitioners to make the next step to GIS leadership and management. A definitive guide for anyone in GIS management. I have been in the field for over 25 years and still reference this book as a refresher for principles of good GIS management.” - John Bacon, IT Strategy Program Manager, City of Hamilton, ON

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