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O ur Corporate Services team is seeking driven and resourceful individuals to join them for a summer internship. This position will provide you with an excellent learning opportunity within your field of study, working closely with leaders within CN on key projects. We are currently looking for an Aboriginal student to assist the Public & Government Affairs department in its efforts to promote and protect CN’s people, business, and reputation. About CN Over 20,000 passionate people power CN in North America. CN is more than just a railroad as we offer integrated, comprehensive logistics services: rail, intermodal, trucking, freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution to customers throughout the world. To our people, we offer opportunities to grow, innovate, lead and succeed. CN Aboriginal Vision • Develop respectful and mutually-beneficial relationships with all Aboriginal people, while ensuring service to our customers; • Be recognized by key stakeholders, including customers and Governments, as having a sound approach to dealing with Aboriginal Communities and having a respectful and sustainable relationship with Aboriginal people across the CN network. Public & Government Affairs Internship – Montreal, QC • Assist in the organization of the annual From the Ground Up tree-planting recognition ceremony: prepare speaking notes for CN representative at tree planting events; develop internal & external contacts lists, media advisories, media distribution lists; collect social & traditional media coverage, analyze and enhance • Attend selected tree-planting ceremonies: produce social media coverage, • Assist Social Media team with collection and handling of public concerns that come in through social media: develop answers to specific non-controversial concerns – i.e. questions about CN history, sponsorships, public activities, etc. The ideal candidate must: • Be enrolled in a college or university in a related field (Public Relations, Public Policy, Communications, etc.) • Be a member of an Aboriginal Community Compensation: • We offer a competitive salary • Interns travelling to Montreal will either be provided with accommodations or, should they have special requirements, a housing allowance may be granted instead If you are interested in an internship with a successful company dedicated to world- class performance, we want to hear from you. Interested candidates can apply by contacting Shannon Houle, HR Associate at [email protected] and providing the following: • Letter of Intent; • Resume; • Official transcript; and, • Letter from a community leader endorsing their candidacy. If the community has any involvement with CN, such involvement should be disclosed. This will not disqualify a candidate, however to avoid conflicts of interest, measures will be taken to ensure the candidate is not further associated with this area of involvement. References and background will be verified as per standard CN protocol. Corporate Services Aboriginal Internship Program “My CN internship prepared me for my career by providing me with a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and professionalism early on in my education.” Keith Brown CN Law Intern, Summer 2015
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Our Corporate Services team is seeking driven and resourceful individuals to join them for a summer
internship. This position will provide you with an excellent learning opportunity within your field of study, working closely with leaders within CN on key projects. We are currently looking for an Aboriginal student to assist the Public & Government Affairs department in its efforts to promote and protect CN’s people, business, and reputation.
About CNOver 20,000 passionate people power CN in North America. CN is more than just a railroad as we offer integrated, comprehensive logistics services: rail,
intermodal, trucking, freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution to customers throughout the world. To our people, we offer opportunities to grow, innovate, lead and succeed.
CN Aboriginal Vision • Develop respectful and mutually-beneficial relationships with all Aboriginal people, while
ensuring service to our customers; • Be recognized by key stakeholders, including customers and Governments, as having a
sound approach to dealing with Aboriginal Communities and having a respectful and sustainable relationship with Aboriginal people across the CN network.
Public & Government Affairs Internship – Montreal, QC • Assist in the organization of the annual From the Ground Up tree-planting recognition
ceremony: prepare speaking notes for CN representative at tree planting events; develop internal & external contacts lists, media advisories, media distribution lists; collect social & traditional media coverage, analyze and enhance
• Attend selected tree-planting ceremonies: produce social media coverage, • Assist Social Media team with collection and handling of public concerns that come
in through social media: develop answers to specific non-controversial concerns – i.e. questions about CN history, sponsorships, public activities, etc.
The ideal candidate must: • Be enrolled in a college or university in a
related field (Public Relations, Public Policy, Communications, etc.)
• Be a member of an Aboriginal Community
Compensation: • We offer a competitive salary• Interns travelling to Montreal will either be
provided with accommodations or, should they have special requirements, a housing allowance may be granted instead
If you are interested in an internship with a successful company dedicated to world-class performance, we want to hear from you.
Interested candidates can apply by contacting Shannon Houle, HR Associate at [email protected] and providing the following:• Letter of Intent;• Resume;• Official transcript; and,• Letter from a community leader endorsing their candidacy.
If the community has any involvement with CN, such involvement should be disclosed. This will not disqualify a candidate, however to avoid conflicts of interest, measures will be taken to ensure the candidate is not further associated with this area of involvement. References and background will be verified as per standard CN protocol.
Corporate ServicesAboriginal Internship Program
“ My CN internship prepared me for my career by providing me with a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and professionalism early on in my education.”
Keith Brown CN Law Intern, Summer 2015
Our Corporate Services team is seeking driven and resourceful individuals to join them for a summer
internship. This position will provide you with an excellent learning opportunity within your field of study, working closely with leaders within CN on key projects. We are currently looking for an Aboriginal student to assist the Law department in providing the highest quality, cost effective and pro-active legal services to CN in order to protect and promote CN’s people, business and reputation.
About CNOver 20,000 passionate people power CN in North America. CN is more than just a railroad as we offer integrated, comprehensive logistics services: rail, intermodal, trucking, freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution to customers throughout the world. To our people, we offer opportunities to grow, innovate, lead and succeed.
CN Aboriginal Vision • Develop respectful and mutually-beneficial relationships with all Aboriginal people, while
ensuring service to our customers; • Be recognized by key stakeholders, including customers and Governments, as having a
sound approach to engaging with Aboriginal Communities and having a respectful and sustainable relationship with Aboriginal people across the CN network.
Law Internship – Montreal, QC • Legal research and drafting of memos• Help prepare for and attend hearings
with Counsel• Review contractual agreements• Assist with the preparation of the Law
newsletter (gather subjects, help with the drafting and revision of the texts)
• Assist Counsel on various projects
The candidate must: • Be enrolled in a university based JD, Ll.B.,
B.C.L., or equivalent program.• Be a member of an Aboriginal
CommunityCompensation: • We offer a competitive salary• Interns travelling to Montreal will either be
provided with accommodations or, should they have special requirements, a housing allowance may be granted instead
If you are interested in an internship with a successful company dedicated to world-class performance, we want to hear from you.
Interested candidates can apply by contacting Shannon Houle, HR Associate at [email protected] and providing the following:• Letter of Intent;• Resume;• Official transcript; and,• Letter from a community leader endorsing their candidacy.
If the community has any involvement with CN, such involvement should be disclosed. This will not disqualify a candidate, however to avoid conflicts of interest, measures will be taken to ensure the candidate is not further associated with this area of involvement. References and background will be verified as per standard CN protocol.
Corporate ServicesAboriginal Internship Program
“ My CN internship prepared me for my career by providing me with a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and professionalism early on in my education.”
Keith Brown CN Law Intern, Summer 2015
Our Corporate Services team is seeking driven and resourceful individuals to join them for
a summer internship. This position will provide you with an excellent learning opportunity within your field of study, working closely with leaders within CN on key projects. We are currently looking for an Aboriginal student to assist the CN Police department in leading CN to be the safest and most secure Railway in North America by delivering expert, professional and effective railway policing services.
About CNOver 20,000 passionate people power CN in North America. CN is more than just a railroad as we offer integrated, comprehensive logistics services: rail, intermodal, trucking, freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution to customers throughout the world. To our people, we offer opportunities to grow, innovate, lead and succeed.
CN Aboriginal Vision • Develop respectful and mutually-beneficial relationships with all Aboriginal people, while
ensuring service to our customers; • Be recognized by key stakeholders, including customers and Governments, as having a
sound approach to dealing with Aboriginal Communities and having a respectful and sustainable relationship with Aboriginal people across the CN network.
CN Police Internship Overview Located in Ontario or Western Canada depending on where selected candidate resides • Conduct Proactive Police Patrols and respond to Calls for Service • Introduction to the court system including a tour • Introduction to CN Police reporting system, explanation of certain policies and
procedures such as rules of evidence and continuity • Trip by train to specific location followed by a tour of the territory
The ideal candidate must: • Be enrolled in a college or university in
a related field (Police Technology, Police Foundations, Criminology, etc.)
• Be a member of an Aboriginal Community
Compensation: • We offer a competitive salary• Depending on the distance of the re-
tained candidate’s place of residence from the location of the internship, accom modation may be provided.
If you are interested in an internship with a successful company dedicated to world-class performance, we want to hear from you.
Interested candidates can apply by contacting Shannon Houle, HR Associate at [email protected] and providing the following:• Letter of Intent;• Resume;• Official transcript; and,• Letter from a community leader endorsing their candidacy.
If the community has any involvement with CN, such involvement should be disclosed. This will not disqualify a candidate, however to avoid conflicts of interest, measures will be taken to ensure the candidate is not further associated with this area of involvement. References and background will be verified as per standard CN protocol.
Corporate ServicesAboriginal Internship Program
“ My CN internship prepared me for my career by providing me with a strong foundation in legal research, writing, and professionalism early on in my education.”
Keith Brown CN Law Intern, Summer 2015
