As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 18 policy analyst jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $75,005 a year (from 5 postings). The most active employers are Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Compass Early Learning and Care and Government of Alberta. Skills often requested: research, communication skills, policy development and presentation skills.
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3+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary degree in public policy, political science, health policy or a related field, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. About 3 to 5 years of policy, advocacy or government relations experience is expected, with strong research and writing skills and an understanding of Canadian government structures.
3+ YOEQikiqtani Inuit Association asks for about three years of research and analysis experience, ideally in health or Indigenous policy. Candidates need a post-secondary degree in Political Science or Social Sciences, or a combination of education and experience, plus knowledge of Inuit health priorities and the Nunavut Agreement.
3+ YOECandidates need at least 3 years of policy research and project implementation experience and a master's degree or equivalent in international development, environmental studies or a similar field. Strong research, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and excellent English communication are essential, with an understanding of trade policy.
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2+ YOECandidates need a recent graduate background with up to two years of experience, and a strong interest in energy and electricity policy. Experience in electric power through jobs, internships or projects is a plus.
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3+ YOEStandards Council of Canada needs candidates with post-secondary education or an equivalent mix of training and experience, and three or more years in standardization, policy or stakeholder relations. Candidates should have project management, research, report writing and multi-stakeholder facilitation experience, and be bilingual.
5+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary degree in a related social science or policy field, at least five years of policy experience including work with Indigenous Peoples, and strong analysis, writing and stakeholder engagement skills.
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4+ YOECandidates need a university degree in public policy, public administration, mental health or social sciences, plus about four years of progressively responsible experience. Required experience includes developing operational frameworks, policy processes, executive-level briefing materials and stakeholder collaboration.
Microsoft Office, Reporting, Presentation skills, Research, Mental health, Social sciences
Candidates need a Master's degree in Social Sciences, Public Policy or Agricultural Economics, or an undergraduate degree plus recent policy analysis experience. Strong communication skills and knowledge of Saskatchewan's agriculture sector are also required.
Leadership, Communication skills, Risk management, Research, Think creatively, Adaptability
Candidates need strong written and oral communication skills and experience writing reports and briefs. A degree or experience in public policy, political science, economics or legislative work is required, with knowledge of the small business sector and British Columbia politics preferred.
Research, Presentation skills, Government policy, Cooperate with colleagues, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need strong written and oral communication skills, experience writing reports and briefs, and a background in public policy, political science, economics or legislative work. An understanding of the small business sector and Prairie or Manitoba politics is preferred.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree in public policy, political science, Indigenous studies, economics or a related field, plus experience in policy research and strong writing and communication skills. A valid Class 5 licence, a reliable vehicle, Microsoft Office skills and a satisfactory criminal record and abuse registry checks are also required.
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Policy development, Research, Process improvement, Analytical skills, Communication skills, Problem solving
3+ YOECandidates need a university degree in a relevant discipline such as public policy, economics, finance, statistics or business administration, plus three years of related experience. Strong quantitative, analytical and written skills are required, and experience with Excel, E-Views, STATA or SPSS is an asset.
3+ YOECandidates need a degree in a related field such as Public Administration, Natural Resource Management, Finance, Economics, Environmental or Applied Science, or Law, plus three years of relevant experience. Experience in energy or natural resource policy, project coordination, Indigenous policy issues and strong writing are required.
Relationship building, Policy development, Process improvement, Regulatory affairs, Research, Respond to enquiries
Candidates need a post-secondary degree in public administration, social or health sciences, public policy, political science or a related area. They also need government or large-organization policy experience, health or social services policy experience, and experience writing briefing notes and reports. Legislative experience is an asset.
Research, Recruitment, Political science, Collaboration, Problem solving, Project management
Candidates need a post-secondary diploma or degree in a related field, experience developing or interpreting policies or legislation, and strong research, writing, facilitation and Microsoft Office skills. Knowledge of AODA and CCEYA is an asset.
Leadership, Process improvement, Regulatory compliance, Editing, Communication skills, Decision making
3+ YOECandidates need an undergraduate degree in a social science, public policy, law or a related field, plus three to five years of policy or senior government experience. Experience with First Nations governments, policy and legislation development, and strong written and verbal communication are required.
Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Policy development, Social sciences, Political science, Research
Manitoba Métis Federation needs a master's degree in a relevant field, or a bachelor's plus several years of policy and program experience. Candidates need public sector report and budget experience, research and presentation skills, and knowledge of Red River Métis culture is an asset.
Research, Negotiation, Presentation skills, Time management
The median advertised pay is $75,005 a year, across 5 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $75,005 and the top quarter over $75,005.
Who is hiring policy analysts?
Canadian Federation of Independent Business (2), Compass Early Learning and Care (1), Government of Alberta (1), Government of Saskatchewan (1) and Halcyon (1).
What skills do policy analyst jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention research, communication skills, policy development, presentation skills, social sciences, political science, process improvement and interpersonal skills.