Hourly to Salary Calculator 2026 by Province

Choose your province or territory to turn an hourly wage into yearly, monthly and biweekly pay, before and after tax. Each page uses that province’s tax, minimum wage, overtime and vacation pay rules.

2026 rates · verified Oct 21–23, 2026

Minimum wage, overtime and vacation pay at a glance

These are the general rules from each province’s employment standards law. Some jobs have their own minimum wage or overtime rules; each province’s page lists them.

General minimum wage, overtime and vacation pay by province and territory
Province or territoryMinimum wageOvertime after (hours)Vacation pay
Alberta$15.00since Oct 1, 20188 a day or 44 a week4%
British Columbia$18.25since Jun 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week4%
Manitoba$16.40since Oct 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week4%
New Brunswick$15.90since Apr 1, 202644 a week4%
Newfoundland and Labrador$16.35since Apr 1, 202640 a week4%
Northwest Territories$17.20since Sep 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week4%
Nova Scotia$17.00since Oct 1, 202648 a week4%
Nunavut$20.17since Sep 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week4%
Ontario$17.95since Oct 1, 202644 a week4%
Prince Edward Island$17.30since Oct 1, 202644 a week4%
Quebec$16.60since May 1, 202640 a week4%
Saskatchewan$15.70since Oct 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week3/52 of wages
Yukon$18.51since Apr 1, 20268 a day or 40 a week4%

Vacation pay is the starting rate; most provinces raise it after several years with the same employer.

How these calculators work

Your pay is converted using the hours and weeks you enter, then run through the same tax engine as the income tax calculators, which follows the CRA’s T4127 payroll formulas. The methodology explains the steps and what the estimates leave out.

Rates for tax year 2026, verified to · Page updated

Sources

Provincial and territorial