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2025 Top Employer Awards

More than 24,500 university and college students across Canada evaluated and ranked
the employers they would most like to work for.

Top 100 (in rank order)

Government of Canada
Health Canada
Apple
Google
Amazon
Canadian Mental Health Association
Air Canada
Provincial Government
Microsoft
Canada Revenue Agency
The Hospital for Sick Children
United Nations
Disney
Bank of Canada
Canadian Cancer Society
Alberta Health Services
NASA
Parks Canada
Netflix
University Health Network
Doctors Without Borders
Deloitte
Tesla
Adidas
Canada Space Agency
Vancouver Coastal Health
Big Brothers Big Sisters
CIBC
Canadian Forces
CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service)
Indigo Books & Music
Riot Games
Aritzia
AMD
Facebook
BMO Financial Group / Bank of Montreal
RBC Financial Group / Royal Bank of Canada
IBM
KPMG
Electronic Arts
TD Bank Financial Group / TD Canada Trust
SpaceX
CBC/Radio-Canada
Nike
Ubisoft
Pfizer
3M
David Suzuki Foundation
BC Hydro
RCMP
Toyota
Ontario Power Generation
American Express
Accenture
BMW Group (BMW, Mini, Rolls-Royce)
Sony
Bell
EY (Ernst & Young)
Intel
Boeing
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
J P Morgan
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
Bombardier
Scotiabank
Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE)
Bank of America
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Hydro One
Saskatchewan Health Authority
L’Oréal Group
WestJet Airlines
Penguin Random House
Honda
Shopify
Lockheed Martin
PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
Wal-Mart
Johnson & Johnson
Volkswagen Group (VW, Audi, Porsche)
General Motors
Nestlé
Goldman Sachs
Loblaws
Starbucks
Ford Canada
National Bank of Canada
Shoppers Drug Mart
PepsiCo
Siemens
Sun Life Financial
Suncor Energy
Stantec
WSP Canada
The Coca-Cola Company
McKinsey & Company
United Way
Agnico Eagle Mines
PCL Construction
Manulife Financial
Hydro-Québec
Enbridge
Rogers Communications
Unilever

About the Awards

The Future Workforce Top Employer Awards recognize organizations most highly rated by students in the Brainstorm Student Interests Survey — a national survey of over 24,000 post-secondary students across Canada.

As part of the survey, students select the employers they are most interested in working for. This includes selecting their "Top 5" choices, ranking them in order, and providing feedback on the strengths and weaknesses of each employer. Since each student "votes" for up to 5 employers, the result is more than 90,000 votes and 90,000 evaluations of the strongest employer brands among Canadian students.