Pierce Ford
Some of the largest and most technologically sophisticated businesses in the world are located in Canada. Each of these businesses has a distinctive history, set of operating procedures, and working style that have contributed to its current success. Finding out more about these businesses will help you understand their work values and the chances available there.
1. TD Bank
The Bank of Toronto and Dominion Bank amalgamated to become Toronto Dominion (TD) Bank, which went into operation in February 1955. The business is well-known across the world for providing a variety of banking and financial services, but it also supports a number of athletic events in Canada and the US.
To serve its 11 million clients in Canada, TD has opened more than 1,000 locations throughout the years. The multinational corporation is also in charge of roughly 26 million customers worldwide, including 1,200 branches in 16 different US states. It operates a successful campus recruitment program and provides employment opportunities in almost all of its sectors.
Additionally, the bank runs a unique veteran recruitment initiative. As of this writing, the market capitalization of the Toronto-Dominion Bank is $178 billion. This business offers parental leave and a range of insurance programs as benefits to its employees.
2. Enbridge
The corporate headquarters of the international gas distribution business Enbridge are in Calgary, Alberta. The corporation, which was established on April 30th, 1949, claims of having the longest crude oil and liquid pipeline in the world. Crude oil is actively transported along its 27,564 km length through Canada, the US, and offshore into the Gulf of Mexico. Enbridge has moved 29.5 billion barrels of crude oil through its pipelines over the last ten years, and they are still growing.
Enbridge is a market leader in the production and distribution of fossil fuels, but it is also one of Canada’s biggest producers of renewable energy, with significant investments in wind and solar energy projects. On its official website, the corporation only posts open employment that are largely confined to Canada and some regions of the US. Enbridge also collaborates with the Ian Martin Group to employ temporary student workers. Currently, the corporation is valued $114.80 billion.
3. Canadian National Railway
The Canadian National Railway, a Class I freight railroad, is the largest rail system in Canada in terms of both revenue and length (approximately 32,831 km). Most of Canada, the Midwest, and the South of the United States are all served by it. Market capitalization for the business, which was government-owned until 1995, is today estimated to be $88.94 billion.
The business has slowly grown to become one of the biggest on the continent and in Canada during the last ten years. As business grows, this has had a favourable impact on how it treats its staff. Benefits offered by this organization include paid internships for students, health insurance, and two weeks of paid time off following the first year of employment.
4. Scotiabank
In 1832, Halifax saw the establishment of the Bank of Nova Scotia, which relocated its corporate offices to Toronto in 1900. Corporate and investment banking, wealth management, and personal and business banking are all services offered by the bank.
Scotiabank has subsidiaries across Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and some regions of Asia. It is well known for its mergers and acquisitions of other financial institutions. The business also contributes to a wide range of cultural and athletic events both domestically and abroad. An estimated $110.56 billion is the value of the bank.
5. Shopify
A platform for online retailers to do business, Shopify is an e-commerce firm that was established in 2006. All online trade needs are met by its services, which also include tools to make it easier for customers to connect with brands. In 175 countries and with 1.58 million websites, the platform supported 1.7 million enterprises as of 2021. Because Shopify is an online retailer, open opportunities tend to be in the technology sector, and the majority of workers work remotely.
