Take-home pay after tax · CPP · EI · all Canadian provinces · 2026 rates
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Estimates based on 2026 federal and provincial tax rates. Does not account for all credits, deductions, benefits or union dues. Consult your employer or a payroll professional for exact figures.
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Salary guide — Canada 2026
Average salaries by province
Ontario$68,000 avg
British Columbia$65,000 avg
Alberta$72,000 avg
Quebec$58,000 avg
Saskatchewan$62,000 avg
Manitoba$58,000 avg
CPP & EI rates 2026
CPP rate (employee)5.95%
CPP max annual$4,034
EI rate (employee)1.66%
EI max annual$1,091
Minimum wage 2026
Ontario$17.20/hr
British Columbia$17.40/hr
Alberta$15.00/hr
Quebec$16.10/hr
Saskatchewan$15.00/hr
Manitoba$15.80/hr
Nova Scotia$15.70/hr
New Brunswick$15.30/hr
FAQ
How is take-home pay calculated?
Your gross income minus federal tax, provincial tax, CPP and EI. The exact amount depends on your province and employment type.
Does this work for hourly wages?
Yes — select Hourly wage, enter your rate and hours per week, and the calculator converts it to annual and shows your take-home.
Is my data stored?
No — everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or saved.
All provinces supported?
Yes — all 13 Canadian provinces and territories including QC, AB, BC, ON, YT, NT and NU.