Official Canadian wage profile

NOC 2021 72200 Category 7

Electricians (except industrial and power system)

A wage record for this five-digit Canadian NOC 2021 unit group, within Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations. Use the occupation code and location together when interpreting the published figures.

From the Government of Canada Job Bank 2025 wage file, updated 2025-11-19 and checked 2026-10-12. The source reference period for this Canada estimate is 2023-2024.

Geography in the source file

Where the wage record has coverage

This occupation has 9 published province-level entries and 69 published local or regional entries in the national median's per hour pay period.

Province-level entries

9 of 9 locations

Reported medians range from CAD 28 to CAD 41.30 per hour.

Local / regional entries

69 of 76 locations

Reported medians range from CAD 26 to CAD 43 per hour.

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Lowest, middle-ranked and highest available local/regional medians in this file, not a separate survey.

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Lowest available median

Moncton--Richibucto

CAD 26 per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 ER NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

Middle available median

Kitchener--Waterloo--Barrie

CAD 36 per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 ER NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

Highest available median

Montérégie

CAD 43 per hour

Source: Employment Insurance Survey Data

Method: EI 2023-24 ER NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

Province-level estimates

Every displayed figure retains its NOC 2021 code, place, CAD currency, pay period, source, method and reference period.

9 sourced rows
Province-level wage estimates for NOC 2021 72200, Electricians (except industrial and power system)
GeographyLow / median / highSource details
AlbertaNOC 2021 72200CAD 21.50 low / CAD 38 median / CAD 46 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

British ColumbiaNOC 2021 72200CAD 20 low / CAD 34 median / CAD 47.49 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

ManitobaNOC 2021 72200CAD 17.15 low / CAD 35 median / CAD 46 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

New BrunswickNOC 2021 72200CAD 18 low / CAD 28 median / CAD 35 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

Newfoundland and LabradorNOC 2021 72200CAD 18.70 low / CAD 31 median / CAD 45.40 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

Nova ScotiaNOC 2021 72200CAD 19 low / CAD 31 median / CAD 42 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

OntarioNOC 2021 72200CAD 20 low / CAD 34 median / CAD 50.50 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

QuebecNOC 2021 72200CAD 22.40 low / CAD 41.30 median / CAD 44.79 highCAD, per hour

Source: Employment Insurance Survey Data

Method: EI 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

SaskatchewanNOC 2021 72200CAD 19 low / CAD 37.50 median / CAD 48 highCAD, per hour

Source: Labour Force Survey

Method: LFS 2023-24 PR NOC5

Reference period: 2023-2024

Currency and period: CAD, per hour

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Source and limitations

These are estimates reported in the official file, not advertised job-offer ranges. Missing place and occupation estimates stay missing.

The occupation mapping is NOC 2021 72200: Electricians (except industrial and power system). NOC unit groups provide a Canadian classification; similarly worded job titles do not automatically map to the same group. Check the official classification for its boundaries.

The file was updated 2025-11-19 and checked 2026-10-12. Each estimate above keeps its own source series, method and reference period. The wage file does not publish an occupation-level respondent count here.

Source methods and reference periods can differ between places. Low and high values are shown only as published; no hourly-to-annual conversion, experience adjustment, interpolation or currency conversion is applied. Some location combinations have no published median or complete source attribution and are not displayed.

Official wages are separate from self-reported survey responses. Survey results remain hidden until a group has at least five matching responses and are not added to this official wage estimate.

This set spans six NOC broad categories and was selected for recognizable occupation groups and available nationwide and local wage coverage. It is not ranked by search volume.

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