When it comes to salaries, Canadians enjoy one of the highest salaries in the world, behind Scandinavia countries, according to Statistics Canada. However, even though cities across Canada pay well, few cities in Canada pay one of the highest salaries in the country for many reasons.
The Highest Paying Cities in Canada, if you live in the nation’s capital of Ottawa and you’re a government employee, of course, you enjoy one of the highest salaries as well as an excellent benefits package. But millions of Canadians are employed by private employers across the country, whether in banking, services industry, oil and gas, and tech fields.
The Highest Paying Cities in Canada
If you’re keeping score, these are the highest median total income, by city and territory:
- Northwest Territories – Median total income: $117,100
- Calgary – Median total income: $104,410
- Yukon – Median total income: $100,130
- Regina – Median total income: $97,940
- John’s – Median total income: $96,320
- Oshawa – Median total income: $92,080
- Victoria – Median total income: $89,640
- Gatineau – Median total income: $88,200
- Halifax – Median total income: $85,940
- Winnipeg – Median total income: $81,880
- Saint John – Median total income: $77,730
- Nunavut – Median total income: $67,860
People frequently think of Canada when considering career advancement, job possibilities, and a healthy work-life balance. Yet, the country has demonstrated a high need for foreign employees; even when the pandemic struck, Canada showed that its economy was robust enough to employ individuals.
Learning which cities in Canada have the most job opportunities is the best way to boost your chances of landing a fantastic career. In this article, we’ll go over just that, as well as how to get started working in Canada. But, before you board a plane to the Northwest Territories, consider the weather.
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