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NOC 2021 · 44101 · TEER 4

Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations: wages in Canada

Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations: the wage band by areaHourly wage, Job Bank 2025. Canada first, then each province or territory with a local figure.
Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations: the wage band by area
AreaLowMedianHigh
Canada$16.00 per hour$20.50 per hour$27.00 per hour
Newfoundland and Labrador$16.00 per hour$17.05 per hour$18.00 per hour
Prince Edward Island$17.00 per hour$22.00 per hour$26.38 per hour
Nova Scotia$16.50 per hour$22.00 per hour$25.00 per hour
New Brunswick$16.00 per hour$20.00 per hour$21.00 per hour
Quebec$16.10 per hour$21.00 per hour$26.00 per hour
Ontario$17.60 per hour$22.00 per hour$28.00 per hour
Manitoba$16.00 per hour$17.75 per hour$23.00 per hour
Saskatchewan$15.35 per hour$20.00 per hour$25.00 per hour
Alberta$15.50 per hour$20.00 per hour$25.25 per hour
British Columbia$18.25 per hour$24.50 per hour$30.00 per hour
Yukon$20.77 per hour$35.00 per hour$37.89 per hour
Northwest Territories$23.00 per hour$33.92 per hour$41.94 per hour
Nunavut$26.53 per hour$37.61 per hour$52.39 per hour

Data Job Bank wages 2025 (Employment and Social Development Canada), released . Reference periods 2021–2024; each occupation page names its own. Sources and notes

Figures are per hour, in Canadian dollars.

  • Education, law and social, community and government services
  • Source code LFS 2023-24 CAN NOC5
  • Reference period 2023-2024

Hourly to yearly

$42,640 a year

At 40 h/week × 52 weeks, the median of $20.50 an hour (low $33,280, high $56,160 a year).

A plain multiplication (hourly wage × hours per week × weeks per year) using your assumptions. It is not a published annual wage and ignores overtime, unpaid time off, benefits and taxes.

By province and territory

“Larger-area figure only” means Job Bank shows that area with a provincial, Atlantic or national figure; it is not a local wage and is not shown here. Differences are calculated only between figures in the same unit.

Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations (NOC 44101): published wages by area

14 areas

AreaLowMedianHighFigureMedian vs CanadaCompare
Canada$16.00 per hour$20.50 per hour$27.00 per hourHourlyThis area
Newfoundland and Labrador$16.00 per hour$17.05 per hour$18.00 per hourHourly−$3.45 (−16.8%)
Prince Edward Island$17.00 per hour$22.00 per hour$26.38 per hourHourly+$1.50 (+7.3%)
Nova Scotia$16.50 per hour$22.00 per hour$25.00 per hourHourly+$1.50 (+7.3%)
New Brunswick$16.00 per hour$20.00 per hour$21.00 per hourHourly−$0.50 (−2.4%)
Quebec$16.10 per hour$21.00 per hour$26.00 per hourHourly+$0.50 (+2.4%)
Ontario$17.60 per hour$22.00 per hour$28.00 per hourHourly+$1.50 (+7.3%)
Manitoba$16.00 per hour$17.75 per hour$23.00 per hourHourly−$2.75 (−13.4%)
Saskatchewan$15.35 per hour$20.00 per hour$25.00 per hourHourly−$0.50 (−2.4%)
Alberta$15.50 per hour$20.00 per hour$25.25 per hourHourly−$0.50 (−2.4%)
British Columbia$18.25 per hour$24.50 per hour$30.00 per hourHourly+$4.00 (+19.5%)
Yukon$20.77 per hour$35.00 per hour$37.89 per hourHourly+$14.50 (+70.7%)
Northwest Territories$23.00 per hour$33.92 per hour$41.94 per hourHourly+$13.42 (+65.5%)
Nunavut$26.53 per hour$37.61 per hour$52.39 per hourHourly+$17.11 (+83.5%)

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Sources and notes

Independent site Canada Wage Atlas is not a Government of Canada website and is not affiliated with Employment and Social Development Canada or Job Bank.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.

Coverage, symbols, caveats and source file

Coverage. 516 NOC 2021 occupation groups for Canada: 515 with a local figure, 0 shown by Job Bank only with a larger area’s figure, 1 not published.

  • Not published No value released for this cell; a gap, never zero.
  • Job Bank leaves a cell empty when it cannot publish a reliable wage. This site shows “Not published”, never zero.
  • Where Job Bank shows an area with a larger area’s wage, this site says “Larger-area figure only” and does not present it as a local wage.
  • Hourly and annual figures are never mixed or compared. See the methodology.

Job Bank wages 2025 (open data)

Publisher
Employment and Social Development Canada (Job Bank)
Released
Reference period
2021–2024 (Labour Force Survey 2023–2024 for most rows)
File
wages-2025.csv
SHA-256
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