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What employees in each industry were paid, on average, in each province and in Canada — average hourly wage and average weekly wage, full-time and part-time, from the annual Statistics Canada table.

Total employees, all industries — 2025

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CanadaCanada: 420 $420AlbertaAlberta: 420 $420British ColumbiaBritish Columbia: 480 $480ManitobaManitoba: 400 $400New BrunswickNew Brunswick: 400 $400Newfoundland and LabradorNewfoundland and Labrador: 360 $360Nova ScotiaNova Scotia: 390.6 $390.6OntarioOntario: 415.36 $415.36Prince Edward IslandPrince Edward Island: 371.36 $371.36QuebecQuebec: 426 $426SaskatchewanSaskatchewan: 364 $364

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Source: Statistics Canada — Employee wages by industry, annual (Table 14-10-0064).

Total employees, all industries by place, 2025
PlaceValueNote
Canada420 $
Alberta420 $
British Columbia480 $
Manitoba400 $
New Brunswick400 $
Newfoundland and Labrador360 $
Nova Scotia391 $
Ontario415 $
Prince Edward Island371 $
Quebec426 $
Saskatchewan364 $

Where in the table

Canada · Alberta · British Columbia · Manitoba · New Brunswick · Newfoundland and Labrador · Nova Scotia · Ontario · Prince Edward Island · Quebec · Saskatchewan

Total employees, all industries · Accommodation and food services [72] · Agriculture [111-112, 1100, 1151-1152] · Business, building and other support services [55-56] · Construction [23] · Educational services [61] · Finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing [52-53] · Forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying, oil and gas [21, 113-114, 1153, 2100] · Goods-producing sector · Health care and social assistance [62] · Information, culture and recreation [51, 71] · Manufacturing [31-33] · Other services (except public administration) [81] · Professional, scientific and technical services [54] · Public administration [91] · Services-producing sector · Transportation and warehousing [48-49] · Utilities [22] · Wholesale and retail trade [41, 44-45]

11 places and 19 north american industry classification system (naics) values in the 2025 release.

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What employees in each industry were paid, on average, in each province and in Canada — average hourly wage and average weekly wage, full-time and part-time, from the annual Statistics Canada table.

Source: Statistics Canada — Employee wages by industry, annual (Table 14-10-0064) — Statistics Canada Open Licence. Data refreshes annually. Every page links the row it came from.

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