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Income percentiles by province
Individual incomeHousehold income
Where you stand depends on where you live. Choose a province or territory to see its median, top 10%, and top 1% income — and look up any amount.
- Alberta$47,910the 50th percentile
- British Columbia$45,730the 50th percentile
- Manitoba$42,060the 50th percentile
- New Brunswick$41,060the 50th percentile
- Newfoundland and Labrador$39,760the 50th percentile
- Nova Scotia$41,640the 50th percentile
- Northwest Territories$60,160the 50th percentile
- Nunavut$41,050the 50th percentile
- Ontario$44,640the 50th percentile
- Prince Edward Island$42,730the 50th percentile
- Quebec$45,410the 50th percentile
- Saskatchewan$45,470the 50th percentile
- Yukon$60,850the 50th percentile
Income percentiles by city
Median individual income by census metropolitan area.
- Calgary$48,810the 50th percentile
- Edmonton$48,730the 50th percentile
- Halifax$47,320the 50th percentile
- Hamilton$47,310the 50th percentile
- Kelowna$47,300the 50th percentile
- Kitchener–Waterloo$45,570the 50th percentile
- London$43,850the 50th percentile
- Montréal$45,640the 50th percentile
- Ottawa (Ottawa–Gatineau)$56,040the 50th percentile
- Quebec City$51,500the 50th percentile
- Regina$49,710the 50th percentile
- Saskatoon$47,940the 50th percentile
- St. John's$46,560the 50th percentile
- Toronto$41,900the 50th percentile
- Vancouver$45,230the 50th percentile
- Victoria$53,420the 50th percentile
- Windsor$41,790the 50th percentile
- Winnipeg$43,430the 50th percentile