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HOURLY → ANNUAL · TAX YEAR 2026

Canada Hourly Pay After Tax 2026

From $15 to $75 an hour: annual salary, monthly and biweekly take-home in Ontario, B.C., Alberta and Quebec, and how each rate compares with minimum wage.

ESTIMATE

Estimates for the 2026 tax year, 37.5-hour week × 52 paid weeks unless stated. Single employee, employment income only; federal and provincial tax, CPP/QPP, EI and QPIP. For your exact paycheque use the take-home pay calculator.

How much is your hourly wage as a yearly salary — and what do you actually take home? Each article below converts one hourly rate into annual, monthly, biweekly and weekly pay for 2026 at 37.5 and 40 hours a week, then applies federal and provincial income tax, CPP/QPP and EI for Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec, with part-time figures and a comparison against minimum wages and estimated median pay.

Hourly to salary Canada: what you keep in Ontario

Hourly to salary Canada: what you keep in Ontario: $17.95 gross keeps $29,225 (83.5%); $20 gross keeps $32,065 (82.2%); $25 gross keeps $39,285 (80.6%); $30 gross keeps $46,338 (79.2%); $40 gross keeps $58,952 (75.6%); $50 gross keeps $72,473 (74.3%); $75 gross keeps $102,198 (69.9%)$17.95 $29,225$20 $32,065$25 $39,285$30 $46,338$40 $58,952$50 $72,473$75 $102,198
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37.5 h/week × 52, Ontario, 2026. Bar length = gross annual pay; green = take-home.

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Minimum-wage rates ($15 to $18.25)

$15 an hour (Alberta minimum)$29,250 a year · $2,077/month in Ontario$16 an hour$31,200 a year · $2,198/month in Ontario$16.60 an hour (Quebec minimum)$32,370 a year · $2,271/month in Ontario$17 an hour$33,150 a year · $2,320/month in Ontario$17.95 an hour (Ontario minimum)$35,003 a year · $2,435/month in Ontario$18 an hour$35,100 a year · $2,441/month in Ontario$18.15 an hour (federal minimum)$35,393 a year · $2,460/month in Ontario$18.25 an hour (B.C. minimum)$35,588 a year · $2,472/month in Ontario

$19 to $25 an hour

$19 an hour$37,050 a year · $2,559/month in Ontario$20 an hour$39,000 a year · $2,672/month in Ontario$21 an hour$40,950 a year · $2,794/month in Ontario$22 an hour$42,900 a year · $2,915/month in Ontario$23 an hour$44,850 a year · $3,037/month in Ontario$24 an hour$46,800 a year · $3,158/month in Ontario$25 an hour$48,750 a year · $3,274/month in Ontario

$26 to $40 an hour

$26 an hour$50,700 a year · $3,389/month in Ontario$27 an hour$52,650 a year · $3,511/month in Ontario$28 an hour$54,600 a year · $3,632/month in Ontario$29 an hour$56,550 a year · $3,746/month in Ontario$30 an hour$58,500 a year · $3,861/month in Ontario$31 an hour$60,450 a year · $3,969/month in Ontario$32 an hour$62,400 a year · $4,074/month in Ontario$33 an hour$64,350 a year · $4,178/month in Ontario$34 an hour$66,300 a year · $4,283/month in Ontario$35 an hour$68,250 a year · $4,387/month in Ontario$36 an hour$70,200 a year · $4,493/month in Ontario$37 an hour$72,150 a year · $4,600/month in Ontario$38 an hour$74,100 a year · $4,694/month in Ontario$39 an hour$76,050 a year · $4,803/month in Ontario$40 an hour$78,000 a year · $4,913/month in Ontario

$45 to $75 an hour

$45 an hour$87,750 a year · $5,468/month in Ontario$50 an hour$97,500 a year · $6,039/month in Ontario$55 an hour$107,250 a year · $6,598/month in Ontario$60 an hour$117,000 a year · $7,132/month in Ontario$65 an hour$126,750 a year · $7,597/month in Ontario$70 an hour$136,500 a year · $8,057/month in Ontario$75 an hour$146,250 a year · $8,516/month in Ontario

Minimum wage in Canada 2026, as a yearly salary

JurisdictionRateSincePreviousYear (37.5 h)Net / month
Federal (federally regulated)$18.151 Apr 2026$17.75$35,393$2,460
British Columbia$18.251 Jun 2026$17.85$35,588$2,517
Ontario$17.951 Oct 2026$17.60$35,003$2,435
Quebec$16.601 May 2026$16.10$32,370$2,246
Alberta$15.001 Oct 2018—$29,250$2,132

Net per month after 2026 tax, CPP/QPP and EI in that province (federal rate shown with Ontario tax).

Hourly to annual salary table 2026 (take-home per month)

Net = after income tax, CPP/QPP, EI (and QPIP in Quebec), 37.5 hours a week, no RRSP.

RateYear 37.5hYear 40hON / moB.C. / moAB / moQC / mo
$15$29,250$31,200$2,077$2,144$2,132$2,071
$16$31,200$33,280$2,198$2,259$2,249$2,180
$16.60$32,370$34,528$2,271$2,328$2,319$2,246
$17$33,150$35,360$2,320$2,374$2,366$2,290
$17.95$35,003$37,336$2,435$2,483$2,477$2,394
$18$35,100$37,440$2,441$2,489$2,483$2,399
$18.15$35,393$37,752$2,460$2,506$2,501$2,415
$18.25$35,588$37,960$2,472$2,517$2,513$2,426
$19$37,050$39,520$2,559$2,604$2,600$2,508
$20$39,000$41,600$2,672$2,719$2,718$2,618
$21$40,950$43,680$2,794$2,834$2,835$2,727
$22$42,900$45,760$2,915$2,949$2,952$2,837
$23$44,850$47,840$3,037$3,064$3,069$2,946
$24$46,800$49,920$3,158$3,183$3,186$3,056
$25$48,750$52,000$3,274$3,304$3,303$3,165
$26$50,700$54,080$3,389$3,424$3,420$3,275
$27$52,650$56,160$3,511$3,542$3,538$3,384
$28$54,600$58,240$3,632$3,659$3,655$3,494
$29$56,550$60,320$3,746$3,777$3,772$3,602
$30$58,500$62,400$3,861$3,894$3,889$3,703
$31$60,450$64,480$3,969$4,004$3,999$3,799
$32$62,400$66,560$4,074$4,111$4,105$3,891
$33$64,350$68,640$4,178$4,218$4,208$3,984
$34$66,300$70,720$4,283$4,325$4,311$4,077
$35$68,250$72,800$4,387$4,432$4,415$4,169
$36$70,200$74,880$4,493$4,540$4,520$4,263
$37$72,150$76,960$4,600$4,649$4,625$4,358
$38$74,100$79,040$4,694$4,758$4,731$4,453
$39$76,050$81,120$4,803$4,870$4,839$4,550
$40$78,000$83,200$4,913$4,982$4,947$4,649
$45$87,750$93,600$5,468$5,548$5,495$5,151
$50$97,500$104,000$6,039$6,132$6,060$5,666
$55$107,250$114,400$6,598$6,702$6,625$6,184
$60$117,000$124,800$7,132$7,263$7,189$6,679
$65$126,750$135,200$7,597$7,769$7,715$7,124
$70$136,500$145,600$8,057$8,271$8,235$7,563
$75$146,250$156,000$8,516$8,763$8,755$7,990

How the numbers are worked out

All figures use the 2026 rates published by the Canada Revenue Agency and Revenu Québec: federal brackets of 14%, 20.5%, 26%, 29% and 33% with a $16,452 basic personal amount; provincial brackets and credits for Ontario (including the surtax and Ontario Health Premium), British Columbia (including the B.C. tax reduction), Alberta and Quebec; CPP of 5.95% up to $74,600 plus CPP2 of 4% up to $85,000; and EI of 1.63% up to $68,900. Quebec uses QPP, a 1.30% EI rate, QPIP and the 16.5% federal abatement. These are estimates for a single employee with employment income only; refundable benefits such as the Canada Workers Benefit are not included.

Annual salary = hourly rate × weekly hours × 52. Vacation pay (at least 4%) and statutory holidays are assumed to be paid, so a 52-week year matches a salaried job. If you are paid only for hours worked and take unpaid time off, scale the figures down.

FAQ

How do I convert hourly to salary in Canada?

Multiply your hourly rate by the hours you work each week and then by 52. For a 37.5-hour week that is the rate × 1,950; for 40 hours, × 2,080. For example, $20 an hour is $39,000 a year at 37.5 hours or $41,600 at 40 hours.

$20 an hour is how much a year after tax?

$20 an hour is $39,000 a year at 37.5 hours a week. After 2026 tax, CPP and EI that is about $32,065 in Ontario, or $2,672 a month.

$25 an hour after tax in Ontario — how much?

$25 an hour on 37.5 hours a week is $48,750 a year, which leaves about $39,285 after tax in Ontario in 2026 — $3,274 a month or $1,511 biweekly.

What is the minimum wage in Canada in 2026?

There is no single national rate. The federal minimum for federally regulated workplaces is $18.15 (from 1 April 2026). Provincial general minimums include B.C. $18.25, Ontario $17.95 (from 1 October 2026), Quebec $16.60 and Alberta $15.00. Full time in Ontario, $17.95 leaves about $2,435 a month after tax.

What is the median hourly wage in Canada?

Based on ESDC’s 2026 wage thresholds (which equal the provincial median hourly wage plus 20%, using Statistics Canada data), the median is roughly $30.77 in Ontario, $32.00 in B.C., $31.25 in Alberta and $30.00 in Quebec. At $30.77 an hour full time, Ontario take-home is about $47,341 a year.

See also: Canada salary after tax ($30k–$250k, all provinces) · Ontario salary table · B.C. · Alberta · Quebec.