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Know Your Rights

Understand your workplace rights, minimum wage, and employment standards in each province.

ProvinceWageEffectiveNotes
Ontario$17.60/hrOct 1, 2025Reviewed annually. Liquor servers same rate.
British Columbia$17.85/hrJun 1, 2025Adjusted annually on June 1 by CPI.
Alberta$15.00/hrOct 1, 2018No scheduled increase. Students under 18: $13.00/hr.
Quebec$16.10/hrMay 1, 2025Tipped employees: $12.90/hr.
Manitoba$16.00/hrOct 1, 2025Adjusted annually based on CPI and median wage.
Saskatchewan$15.35/hrOct 1, 2025Indexed annually to CPI.
Nova Scotia$16.50/hrOct 1, 2025Reviewed annually. New rate effective Oct 1, 2025.
New Brunswick$15.65/hrApr 1, 2025Indexed to CPI.
Newfoundland & Labrador$16.00/hrApr 1, 2025Reviewed annually.
Prince Edward Island$16.50/hrOct 1, 2025Reviewed annually on April 1.
Yukon$17.94/hrApr 1, 2025Indexed to CPI annually.
Northwest Territories$16.95/hrSep 1, 2025Reviewed by the Employment Standards Board.
Nunavut$19.75/hrSep 1, 2025Highest minimum wage in Canada. Reflects high cost of living.

Information on this page reflects laws and data as of March 2026. Laws change frequently — always verify with official government sources or a legal professional. This page does not constitute legal advice.