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Average after-tax income: Canadian provinces ranked (2024)

Measure: Average after-tax income. All 13 provinces and territories with data in Market income, transfers and taxes by province, ranked from highest to lowest. Reference period: 2024.

Licence: Source: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0190-01. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Statistics Canada Open Licence (Open Government Licence – Canada).
Data last updated: 2026-10-30

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National value: 94,900 (Canada).

Lowest: 77,100 to 79,800 $
Group 2: 79,800 to 86,400 $
Group 3: 86,400 to 96,300 $
Group 4: 96,300 to 104,100 $
Highest: 104,100 to 133,600 $

The map is a visual summary; every value is in the table below, which is the keyboard and screen-reader path. Groups are quintiles of the values shown (a derived grouping). Boundaries: Natural Earth (public domain), simplified.

Rank is derived by Quadranac: 1 = highest value; ties share a rank. Values are as published in the source table.


1	Northwest Territories	133,600
2	Nunavut	129,000
3	Alberta	104,100
4	Yukon	103,900
5	Ontario	100,300
6	British Columbia	96,300
7	Saskatchewan	92,400
8	Manitoba	86,400
9	Quebec	86,300
10	Newfoundland and Labrador	84,600
11	Prince Edward Island	79,800
12	New Brunswick	79,300
13	Nova Scotia	77,100

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0190-01: Market income, government transfers, total income, income tax and after-tax income by economic family type. Reference period: 2024.

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Canadian provinces and territories ranked by average after-tax income (2024). Data: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0190-01; rank derived by Quadranac. Data last updated 2026-10-30. https://quadranac.com/rankings/ca-provinces-by-average-after-tax-income/

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