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🇨🇦 Canada · NOC 2021 72200 · 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024)

Electricians (except industrial and power system)salary

Official wage statistics for electricians (except industrial and power system) in Canada, published by Employment and Social Development Canada (Job Bank — Wages by occupation (ESDC)), reference period 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024).

Median hourly wage, annualized · 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024)
CA$72,800/ year
native figure: CA$35 per hour
USD 53,872 · EUR 48,975 · GBP 42,419 (mid-market 2026-05-02)

Wage distribution

PercentileHourlyAnnualized
10th percentileentry / lowest decileCA$20CA$41,600
25th percentilelower quartileCA$26CA$53,040
Median (50th)typical workerCA$35CA$72,800
75th percentileupper quartileCA$43CA$89,440
90th percentiletop decileCA$48CA$99,840
Meanaverage, skews highCA$35CA$72,821
Annualized assuming 2,080 working hours per year (40 h × 52 weeks). Actual annual earnings depend on hours worked.

Salary by province or territory

Electricians (except industrial and power system) wages vary widely by province or territory. Official Employment and Social Development Canada estimates, 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024), sorted by median. Hourly figures annualized at 2,080 hours. Suppressed areas omitted.

Province or territoryMedian (annual)P10–P90 / low–high
QCQuebecCA$85,904CA$46,592 – CA$93,163
NWTNorthwest TerritoriesCA$84,344CA$62,691 – CA$105,165
ABAlbertaCA$79,040CA$44,720 – CA$95,680
SKSaskatchewanCA$78,000CA$39,520 – CA$99,840
MBManitobaCA$72,800CA$35,672 – CA$95,680
NUNunavutCA$72,114CA$44,616 – CA$99,216
BCBritish ColumbiaCA$70,720CA$41,600 – CA$98,779
ONOntarioCA$70,720CA$41,600 – CA$105,040
NLNewfoundland and LabradorCA$64,480CA$38,896 – CA$94,432
NSNova ScotiaCA$64,480CA$39,520 – CA$87,360
NBNew BrunswickCA$58,240CA$37,440 – CA$72,800
PEIPrince Edward IslandCA$54,995CA$41,267 – CA$83,200
Source: Employment and Social Development CanadaJob Bank — Wages by occupation and province (ESDC) · 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024) · Retrieved 2026-06-11.

Frequently asked

How much does a electricians (except industrial and power system) make in Canada?

The median electricians (except industrial and power system) in Canada earns CA$72,800 per year (reference period 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024)). Earnings typically range from CA$41,600 (10th percentile or low) to CA$99,840 (90th percentile or high). These are official statistics published by Employment and Social Development Canada.

Where does this salary data come from?

Directly from Employment and Social Development Canada — Job Bank — Wages by occupation (ESDC) (NOC 2021 code 72200). FedSalary republishes official statistics only; no self-reported or crowdsourced figures. Retrieved 2026-06-11.

What is that in US dollars (or euros, pounds)?

Approximately USD 53,872 · EUR 48,975 · GBP 42,419 per year (mid-market snapshot 2026-05-02). The authoritative native figure is CA$72,800. FX conversion is informational only.

Source: Employment and Social Development CanadaJob Bank — Wages by occupation (ESDC) · Reference period 2025 edition (underlying reference periods 2021–2024) · Retrieved 2026-06-11 · Verified by AUTO-FETCH. · License: Open Government Licence — Canada.