Income of individuals by gender, by province and territory
Median and average total income of people aged 15 and over with income (excluding zeros), in constant dollars of the reference year, for all people, men+ and women+ (Statistics Canada's gender categories), with women's median as a percentage of men's (derived by Quadranac), from the Canadian Income Survey. Family incomes are in ca-median-income.
Reference period
2024
Licence
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0239-01. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence (Open Government Licence – Canada).
Median income, all ($), 2024, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Median income, all ($). Highest: Northwest Territories (72k); lowest: Newfoundland and Labrador (42k); national value 46k. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Median income, men+ ($), 2024, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Median income, men+ ($). Highest: Northwest Territories (72k); lowest: Nunavut (38k); national value 53k. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Median income, women+ ($), 2024, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Median income, women+ ($). Highest: Northwest Territories (72k); lowest: Newfoundland and Labrador (37k); national value 41k. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Women's median as % of men's (derived), 2024, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Women's median as % of men's (derived). Highest: Nunavut (136); lowest: Alberta (69.3); national value 77.8. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Average income, all ($), 2024, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Average income, all ($). Highest: Northwest Territories (83k); lowest: New Brunswick (52k); national value 62k. Full data in the table below.Source: Statistics Canada.
Click a column header to sort; the national total stays pinned at the top.
Swipe sideways to see more columns →
Canada
46,300
52,700
41,000
77.8
61,600
Newfoundland and Labrador
42,400
48,900
37,100
75.9
56,900
Prince Edward Island
43,100
47,200
38,800
82.2
52,400
Nova Scotia
44,400
50,500
39,100
77.4
54,400
New Brunswick
43,000
48,100
38,400
79.8
52,200
Quebec
47,300
52,000
43,200
83.1
58,700
Ontario
45,700
52,000
40,600
78.1
63,200
Manitoba
43,300
50,000
38,300
76.6
54,000
Saskatchewan
47,500
54,500
41,500
76.1
60,000
Alberta
48,100
58,400
40,500
69.3
66,100
British Columbia
46,800
54,600
40,800
74.7
63,300
Yukon
64,100
66,200
61,100
92.3
71,300
Northwest Territories
72,000
72,000
72,000
100
83,200
Nunavut
43,400
37,800
51,300
135.7
65,100
Women+'s median as % of men+'s: a value above 100 means women+'s median total income was higher than men+'s in that province or territory (Nunavut, for example); 100 means they were equal. This compares the total income of everyone aged 15 and over with income, not full-time earnings, and territory values rest on small populations. The U.S. table uses full-time, year-round earnings, so the two countries are not comparable.
Income of individuals by gender, by province and territory (Canada, 2024). Data: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0239-01. Retrieved 2026-11-04 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/ca-individual-income/
