Ontario, P.E.I., Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan raised their minimum wage on Oct 1. Here's what an extra 25 to 40 cents an hour adds up to — and how to make it go further.

Minimum wage workers across Canada are seeing bigger paycheques as provinces and territories roll out updated hourly rates. Nunavut currently leads the country with the highest pay floor, while other ...

Minimum-wage rates are rising in five provinces on Oct. 1, while Alberta’s general minimum wage remains at $15 an hour.

Today the province’s minimum wage jumped 35 cents, going from $15.35 to $15.70. Anti-poverty advocate Peter Gilmer said even ...

BC's minimum wage is $18.25 an hour from June 1, 2026. See pay rules, take home pay, tax rates, employer costs and the benefits and credits workers can claim.

Effective October 1, 2025, five Canadian provinces will implement minimum wage increases. These changes reflect inflation adjustments and cost-of-living concerns, and are relevant for employers, HR ...

The minimum wage is going up in five provinces.

Minimum-wage compliance is not always a matter of tracking one statutory rate. Canada, Germany and Japan show how federal, ...

The minimum wage is increasing in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan as of Oct. 1. The Ontario government announced in April its plan to increase the minimum wage ...

The province is raising the lowest-paid rate to $15.70 an hour on Thursday, which works out to an extra $14 in a 40-hour work ...

The federal government is set to increase minimum wage to $18.15 per hour next week. The federal minimum wage will jump up 40 cents from $17.75 starting April 1, Employment and Social Development ...

Canadian employers should be aware of minimum wage increases taking effect across various provinces beginning in October. Many of these wage adjustments are regularly scheduled to keep pace with ...