These are total earnings actually disclosed — including overtime, shift premiums and retroactive pay, not base salary. Each province only publishes public-sector staff earning above a set threshold (Ontario $100,000, BC $75,000, Manitoba $85,000, Alberta ~$155,176), so anyone paid less is excluded and the averages skew high — most of all for roles whose standard pay sits near that threshold.

Journeyperson electrician — union / ICI construction wage

What the collective-agreement wage grid actually pays, before overtime — the disclosed averages above are not base salary.

Alberta (IBEW 424 / ECAA)$118,456

$56.95/hr × 2,080h; 2025-2029 agreement

Ontario (IBEW 353 (Toronto))$112,237

$53.96/hr × 2,080h; ICI 2025-2028

disclosed avg $143,620 — 28% above the top of the grid

British Columbia (IBEW 213 / CLR-BC)$103,792

~$49.9/hr × 2,080h (current base, est.)

disclosed avg $121,639 — 17% above the top of the grid

Manitoba (MB ICI schedule)$90,979

Top Earners: Electrician / Trades

#	Name	Job Title	Employer	Province	Compensation
1	Cristina Amon	Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering	University Of Toronto	Ontario	$447,851
2	David Sinton	Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering	University Of Toronto	Ontario	$363,761

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Average Disclosed Pay by Province

Ontario2025

$143,620

avg. disclosed total pay

3,175 over $100,000max $447,851

Manitoba2024

$124,102

avg. disclosed total pay

438 over $85,000max $275,024

British Columbia2023-2024

$121,639

avg. disclosed total pay

1,097 over $75,000max $262,454

Province Comparison

Ontario$143,620

3,175 employees

Manitoba$124,102

438 employees

British Columbia$121,639

1,097 employees

These are total earnings actually disclosed — including overtime, shift premiums and retroactive pay, not base salary. Each province only publishes public-sector staff earning above a set threshold (Ontario $100,000, BC $75,000, Manitoba $85,000, Alberta ~$155,176), so anyone paid less is excluded and the averages skew high — most of all for roles whose standard pay sits near that threshold.

Journeyperson electrician — union / ICI construction wage

What the collective-agreement wage grid actually pays, before overtime — the disclosed averages above are not base salary.

Alberta (IBEW 424 / ECAA)$118,456

$56.95/hr × 2,080h; 2025-2029 agreement

Ontario (IBEW 353 (Toronto))$112,237

$53.96/hr × 2,080h; ICI 2025-2028

disclosed avg $143,620 — 28% above the top of the grid

British Columbia (IBEW 213 / CLR-BC)$103,792

~$49.9/hr × 2,080h (current base, est.)

disclosed avg $121,639 — 17% above the top of the grid

Manitoba (MB ICI schedule)$90,979

Top Earners: Electrician / Trades

#	Name	Job Title	Employer	Province	Compensation
1	Cristina Amon	Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering	University Of Toronto	Ontario	$447,851
2	David Sinton	Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering	University Of Toronto	Ontario	$363,761

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$43.74/hr × 2,080h; effective Sep 2025

disclosed avg $124,102 — 36% above the top of the grid

Journeyperson straight-time wage (a flat rate, not a step grid) at one representative local/schedule per province, annualized at 2,080h; excludes overtime, benefit-package contributions and seasonal hours variation. Toronto (Local 353) is the top ICI local, above the provincial average.