CANADA - Guide for Skilled Workers

SALARIES IN ONTARIO

MINIMUM WAGE IN ONTARIO.

In Ontario and in the rest of provinces in Canada, the minimum wage is set by the government, based on the hourly rates paid to workers.

	February 1, 2006	February 1, 2007
General Minimum Wage	$7.75 per hour	$8.00 per hour

WAGES IN SOME PROFESSIONS AND CRAFTS IN ONTARIO.

PROFESSION	LOW	HIGH	AVERAGE
Accountants	14.85	33.50	24.45
Actuaries	20.45	41.25	29.10
Architects	19.00	34.40	25.45
Cardiology Technologists	-	27.37	-
Chemical Engineers	19.25	34.60	27.05
Chemists	15.80	32.35	23.00
Civil Engineers	14.60	36.45	24.85
Computer Engineers	14.45	38.30	26.15
Dental Assistants	12.50	20.25	16.65
Dental Hygienists	33.50	41.00	38.00
Dietitians and Nutritionists	17.50	36.05	30.25
Electrical & Electronic Engineers	17.00	41.05	27.95
Funeral Directors and Embalmers	13.46	19.23	17.39
Geological Engineers	-	-	19.43
Graphic Designers	12.35	28.65	20.05
Industrial Engineers	15.85	32.90	25.75
Interior Designers	14.00	31.05	22.10
Land Surveyors	15.30	25.80	20.70
Lawyers	20.00	39.95	30.05
Licensed/Registered Practical Nurses	17.50	24.00	20.65
Occupational Therapists	28.45	36.05	32.25
Mechanical Engineers	24.00	41.00	33.50
Medical Laboratory Technologists	24.00	33.15	28.70
Medical Radiation Technologists	30.75	34.50	30.75
Metallurgical Engineers	-	-	33.34
Mining and Mineral Processing Engineers	20.00	-	28.00
Physicians	-	81.60	56.32
Physiotherapists	29.75	36.60	34.00
Psychologists	18.65	40.95	30.65
Real Estate Agents and Salespersons	-	-	30.39
Respiratory Therapists	25.95	39.65	32.65
Social Workers	26.05	35.65	26.05
Software Engineers	22.00	43.65	33.00
Teachers, Elementary School	19.00	34.05	26.40
Teachers, Secondary School	19.35	36.40	27.60
Truck Drivers	14.00	21.50	17.90

Wages for some LICENSED TECHNICIANS

PROFESSION	LOW	HIGH	AVERAGE
- Alignment and Brakes Technician	14.00	30.00	22.00
- Autobody Repairer	14.00	30.00	22.00
- Automotive Electronic Accessory Technician	14.00	30.00	22.00
- Automotive Service Technician	14.00	30.00	22.00
- Electrician (Construction and Maintenance)	13.95	32.10	22.00
- Electrician (Domestic and Rural)	11.10	36.90	26.65
- Gas Technician	18.75	30.00	23.84
- Hairstylist (peluqueros)	8.00	12.90	9.55
- Mobile Crane Operator	12.00	29.95	22.05
- Motorcycle Mechanic	16.60	22.50	16.60
- Plumber	13.95	30.00	20.95
- Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Mechanic	18.35	28.00	18.35
- Sheet Metal Worker	13.75	34.15	23.85
- Steamfitter	16.15	29.55	22.75
- Tower Crane Operator	14.15	32.70	24.40
- Transmission Technician	14.00	30.00	22.00
- Truck-Trailer Service Technician	14.00	30.00	22.00

Wages for some NON LICENSED TECHNICIANS (whose license is not compulsory)

PROFESSION	LOW	HIGH	AVERAGE
- Automotive Machinist	17.00	28.00	22.40
- Automotive Painter	9.40	20.00	15.15
- Baker	8.25	14.50	11.05
- Bricklayer	24.90	30.20	28.65
- Construction Millwright	14.50	31.00	22.25
- Cook	8.50	14.00	11.25
- Chef	8.55	17.50	13.15
- Drafting Technologists and Technicians	14.00	24.90	19.10
- Electronics Service Technician	11.00	26.15	16.70
- General Machinist	-	-	20.35
- Industrial Electrician	16.00	31.70	24.15
- Industrial Woodworker (Carpenters)	14.00	30.65	22.55
- Lather	12.60	31.00	23.25
- Mouldmaker	19.00	28.00	24.00
- Painter and Decorator	10.15	22.65	16.55
- Small Engine Technician	10.00	17.00	14.40
- Tool and Die Maker	19.00	28.00	24.00
- Service Station Attendants	8.00	11.00	9.50

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