A 40-year high! Canada’s median salary soars to $45,380

Highlights: A 40-year high! Canada’s median salary soars to $45,380

• Canada’s median salary roars up to $45,380.
• The salaries and commissions were higher in 2022 than in 2019.
• From 2019 to 2022, wages grew faster in three Canadian provinces.
• The median annual wages also increased in Nunavut, Quebec, and New Brunswick.

 

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Details of the Canada’s median salary:

In 2022, the consumer price index rose to 6.8% on an average salary. In 2022, the median wage increased in each sector such as:

 

• Arts, entertainment, and recreation by 13.8%
• Accommodation and Food services by 11.9%

 

From 2021-2022, there was also a consistent increase in wages for lower-wage industries, and inflation-adjusted wages also rose for low-wage workers, increasing by 10.9% at the first wage decline and 5.5% at the second decline.

 

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Higher wages in different provinces

The largest provinces to grow wages faster were:

Provinces	Growth Rate
British Columbia	11.80%
Quebec	7.00%
Yukon	6.70%

 

Requirements for Canada work permit       

Here are the requirements for a Canadian work permit

 

• Below 45 years of age
• Skilled work experience in a NOC category of TEER Level 0, 1, 2, or 3
• Valid job offer in Canada
• Employment contract
• Copy of the LMIA
• LMIA number

 

Canada Work Permit eligibility

Irrespective of the work permit you are applying for, you must meet specific eligibility requirements. These include:

 

• Age: Below 45 years
• Valid job offer letter issued by a Canadian employer with a positive LMIA
• Minimum of 2 years of skilled work experience under NOC category of TEER Level 0, 1, 2, or 3.

 

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