Saskatchewan · 2025 wage data

Public administration salary in Saskatchewan: what you actually take home

The median full-time public administration wage in Saskatchewan is $42.00 an hour, about $87,400 a year before tax. After federal tax, Saskatchewan tax, CPP and EI, that leaves roughly $63,540 a year$5,295 a month, or $2,444 on a bi-weekly paycheque.

$87,400
Gross salary
$63,540
Take-home
$23,860
Total deductions
$5,295
Per month

Where the money goes

Every dollar of that $87,400, split between what you keep and what is deducted.

73%you keep
  • Take-home pay$63,54073%
  • Federal tax$11,00213%
  • Saskatchewan tax$7,0898%
  • CPP / QPP$4,6465%
  • EI$1,1231%

How Saskatchewan compares for public administration workers

Same job, same sector, different province — and different take-home pay, because each province sets its own tax brackets. This table takes the median full-time wage in each province and runs it through the 2026 tax rules.

ProvinceMedian wageGross yearTake-home
Ontario$48.00/hr$99,800
$74,480
Alberta$45.67/hr$95,000
$70,678
British Columbia$45.00/hr$93,600
$70,641
Saskatchewan$42.00/hr$87,400
$63,540
Manitoba$41.36/hr$86,000
$61,794
Quebec$42.00/hr$87,400
$61,624
Nova Scotia$41.21/hr$85,700
$59,522
New Brunswick$39.00/hr$81,100
$58,620
Prince Edward Island$39.49/hr$82,100
$58,255
Newfoundland and Labrador$38.46/hr$80,000
$57,533

Where this sits against other work

Across all industries in Saskatchewan, the median full-time wage is $31.25 an hour. Public administration therefore pays $10.75 an hour more than the typical Saskatchewan job — $22,400 a year before tax. Nationally, this sector's median is $44.71 an hour.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average public administration salary in Saskatchewan?

The median full-time wage is $42.00 an hour — roughly $87,400 a year before tax — according to Statistics Canada's 2025 employee wage data. Median means half of full-time workers in this sector earn more and half earn less.

What is the take-home pay on $87,400 in Saskatchewan?

About $63,540 a year, or $5,295 a month, after federal tax, Saskatchewan provincial tax, CPP/CPP2 and EI for the 2026 tax year.

Does public administration pay more in Saskatchewan than elsewhere in Canada?

No. At $42.00 an hour, Saskatchewan sits $2.71 below the national median of $44.71 for this sector.

Wage figures: 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 computed with the CanPay Insights 2026 tax engine (federal and provincial income tax, CPP/CPP2, EI) for a single employee with no additional credits.