Organization Name: The General Synod of The Anglican Church of Canada
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Compensation: Starting at $83, 000 based on experience
Organization Homepage (URL): https://www.anglican.ca
About the Organization: The General Synod of The Anglican Church of Canada is the national voice of The Anglican Church of Canada and supports dioceses, parishes and ministries across Canada. Join us in supporting a diverse community of faith!
Description and Duties: The Archivist preserves the official records and helps tell the story of The Anglican Church of Canada and its communities.
Qualifications:
Masters degree in Archival Studies preferred. Degrees in Library Science, Information Science or Records Management will be considered with significant archival experience.
Significant archival experience in the areas described above.
Additional experience or knowledge that would be helpful includes:
Confidentiality, privacy legislation, copyright, and access to information requirements.
Residential schools and the involvement of Indigenous people in The Anglican Church of Canada
Anglican history, governance, and ecclesiastical records management.
Management or participation in moving the location of an archive.
Application Webpage: https://jobs.anglican.ca/job/the-general-synod-of-the-anglican-church-of-canada-toronto-2-archivist/
How to Apply: Please quote/mention the position title Archivist to:
Human Resources
E-mail: apply@national.anglican.ca
Application Deadline: Tuesday, September 08, 2026 – noon EST
Additional Information: Working Conditions
Work is generally done in office and storage environments. Limited opportunities for hybrid work due to public access of the archive.
Regular lifting and carrying of materials up to 30 lbs / 13.5kgs
Occasional travel is required and is planned in advance. Occasional flexible scheduling is required and is planned in advance.
Use of AI: No
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Email: info@archivists.ca
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