Where you stand

Average salary and income percentiles in London

See how any individual income compares in London, based on CRA tax-filer data published by Statistics Canada. Type a number to find your percentile, or browse the benchmarks below.

Median income
$43,850
the 50th percentile
Top 10% earn over
$116,292
the 90th percentile
Top 1% earn over
$259,484
the 99th percentile

Income figures cover the census metropolitan area (CMA) of London, the region Statistics Canada reports, not the municipality alone.

Average salary

What is the average salary in London?

The median individual income in London is about $43,850 a year — half of tax filers earn more, half earn less. Across Ontario as a whole, the median is $44,640. Published “average salary” figures usually run higher than what a typical worker earns, because a small number of very high incomes pull the mean up: the top 10% in London earn over $116,292. This median also counts everyone who files a return — retirees, students and part-time workers — so it sits well below typical full-time pay.

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The distribution

Individual income by percentile in London

Each anchor is from official data; values in between are interpolated.

10th: $9,79125th: $22,20950th: $43,85075th: $73,46390th: $116,29299th: $259,484

Compare cities

Median income in 18 Canadian cities

Median individual income by census metropolitan area, from the same tax-filer data.

Median and top-10% individual income in Canadian cities
#City (CMA)Median incomeTop 10% earn over
1Ottawa (Ottawa–Gatineau)$56,040$139,120
2Victoria$53,420$133,935
3Quebec City$51,500$118,854
4Regina$49,710$129,267
5Calgary$48,810$143,960
6Edmonton$48,730$134,621
7Saskatoon$47,940$129,072
8Halifax$47,320$122,551
9Hamilton$47,310$133,149
10Kelowna$47,300$130,097
11St. John's$46,560$127,733
12Montréal$45,640$121,473
13Kitchener–Waterloo$45,570$127,165
14Vancouver$45,230$134,517
15London Here$43,850$116,292
16Winnipeg$43,430$111,062
17Toronto$41,900$134,582
18Windsor$41,790$113,873

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