Remote Mid-level Community Manager Jobs in Canada
Search 7 work from home mid-level community manager positions available in Canada. Your career in truly remote companies - apply today.
Yesterday
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Newsletter & Community Growth Coordinator leading newsletter development and community engagement for a gaming media platform. Focus on subscriber growth, content curation, and community initiatives.
November 23
Job not on LinkedIn
Family Peer Support Worker providing peer support for families with children facing mental health challenges. Working both remotely and in the community of Terrace, British Columbia.
November 15
Job not on LinkedIn
Join Convo's Talent Community to stay updated on future Interpreter roles. Engage in opportunities for Deaf individuals across different languages globally.
November 8
Job not on LinkedIn
Internal Creator Community Manager leading TikTok creator community growth at Pearl West. Engage with creators and optimize TikTok Shop performance through community management and engagement.
🇨🇦 Canada – Remote
💵 $60k - $90k / year
⏰ Full Time
🟢 Junior
🟡 Mid-level
👫 Community Manager
🚫👨🎓 No degree required
November 7
Job not on LinkedIn
Community manager engaging with web communities for Substance, handling customer interactions and promoting engagement through social media platforms.
🗣️🇫🇷 French Required
Join our campus community to receive updates on future opportunities of interest to you
Job not on LinkedIn
September 4
September 4
Job not on LinkedIn
Tucows co-op program requesting resumes to maintain candidate pool for future internship and co-op opportunities, notifying candidates of relevant openings.
March 25
Job not on LinkedIn
Manage and support citizen-led climate initiatives in municipalities across Canada.
🗣️🇫🇷 French Required
Remote mid-level community manager salary expectations in Canada
The average salary for remote mid-level community managers in Canada is CA$127,888 per year. This is based on data from 72 job openings. Our advanced AI searches the internet for remote job openings and posts them on our website. We use the salary data from these job postings to calculate salary expectations.
Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Number of roles analyzed | Average Salary |
|---|---|---|
⚪️ Entry-level Community Manager (0 yrs) | 4 | CA$0 |
🟢 Junior Community Manager (1-2 yrs) | 17 | CA$85,260 |
🟡 Mid-level Community Manager (2-4 yrs) | 30 | CA$123,679 |
🟠 Senior Community Manager (5-9 yrs) | 17 | CA$170,185 |
🔴 Lead Community Manager (10+ yrs) | 4 | CA$288,750 |
How long does it take for companies to hire a remote community manager mid-level in Canada?
We analyzed 62 job listings in the last year and found it takes about 44 days for employers to close a job opening.
The most in-demand skills for community managers mid-level in Canada
We reviewed 72 job postings and found the top 10 skills employers are asking for most often are:
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