Employment support in Winchester and North Dundas
We come to you. Every Wednesday we're in Winchester at 560 Albert Street, in the Winchester Medical Clinic building. Appointments only — call 613-933-9675 and we'll find a time. It's free, and you don't need a referral to book.
Visit us in
Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. — by appointment only
If Wednesday doesn't work, our Cornwall office is open Monday to Friday and we're in Morrisburg on Tuesdays.
Getting here
We're on Albert Street in Winchester, in the Winchester Medical Clinic building.
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Accessibility
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Let us know when you book if there's anything we can do to make the visit easier.
What you can get here
Wednesday appointments in Winchester include:
- One-on-one career counselling
- Resume and cover letter help
- Interview preparation
- Job search coaching, including how to find the openings that never get posted
- Information on skills training and retraining funding, including Better Jobs Ontario
- Introductions to local employers who are hiring
- Service in English and French
Computer, printer and fax access and on-site workshops run out of our Cornwall office — ask us and we'll tell you what's where.
Working in this community
North Dundas punches well above its weight. The township is home to one of the largest agri-food clusters east of Toronto — dairy processing, grain and seed operations, agricultural inputs, and farm equipment dealers all employ locally, and many of those jobs are year-round and skilled rather than seasonal. Healthcare is the other anchor: Winchester District Memorial Hospital and the long-term care sector are steady, significant employers in a town this size. Add light manufacturing, the trades, retail and professional services, and there's genuinely more here than people assume.
Winchester also sits close enough to Ottawa that commuting is realistic — around 40 minutes on a good day. That gives you options. But it cuts both ways: if you'd rather not spend two hours a day in the car, it's worth knowing what's available in North Dundas first. That's a conversation we're happy to have.
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