Statistics Canada 2025

Canadian wages by industry and province

Statistics Canada publishes what each industry pays. It does not tell you what you keep. These pages put the two together: the official median wage for 17 industries in every province, and the take-home pay it produces under the 2026 tax rules.

Median full-time wage by industry, Canada (2025)

IndustryMedian wage≈ Annual, full-time
Utilities
$53.37/hr
$111,000
Forestry, fishing, mining, oil & gas
$47.00/hr
$97,800
Public administration
$44.71/hr
$93,000
Professional, scientific & technical services
$43.27/hr
$90,000
Educational services
$41.76/hr
$86,900
Finance, insurance & real estate
$38.46/hr
$80,000
Construction
$36.00/hr
$74,900
Information, culture & recreation
$34.19/hr
$71,100
All industries
$33.65/hr
$70,000
Manufacturing
$31.00/hr
$64,500
Healthcare & social assistance
$30.85/hr
$64,200
Transportation & warehousing
$30.46/hr
$63,400
Other services
$28.57/hr
$59,400
Business & support services
$25.00/hr
$52,000
Wholesale & retail trade
$25.00/hr
$52,000
Agriculture
$24.14/hr
$50,200
Food service & hospitality
$20.00/hr
$41,600

Pick an industry and province

Utilities

Forestry, fishing, mining, oil & gas

Public administration

Professional, scientific & technical services

Educational services

Finance, insurance & real estate

Construction

Information, culture & recreation

All industries

Manufacturing

Healthcare & social assistance

Transportation & warehousing

Other services

Business & support services

Wholesale & retail trade

Agriculture

Food service & hospitality

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 14-10-0064-01, “Employee wages by industry, annual”, median hourly wage of full-time employees, 2025. Annualised at 2,080 hours. Take-home figures on each page are computed with the CanPay Insights 2026 tax engine. The three territories are not published separately in this table.