Occupations in front-line public protection services: pay in Canada

Q: How much do occupations in front-line public protection services make in Canada?

The median full-time occupations in front-line public protection services in Canada earns about $110,304 per year (about $50 per hour); the average is about $109,380. Pay varies by province.

How much do occupations in front-line public protection services earn in Canada? Median and average full-time pay from Statistics Canada, by province — and how your own pay compares.

Median pay

$110,304

full-time · per year

Average pay

$109,380

full-time · per year

Median hourly

$50

full-time

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Occupations in front-line public protection services pay by province

Median annual pay, full-time. Provinces Statistics Canada doesn't publish for this occupation are omitted.

Province	Median pay
British Columbia	$120,120
Alberta	$116,002
Saskatchewan	$115,003
Ontario	$114,005
Manitoba	$113,006
Prince Edward Island	$112,320
Nova Scotia	$111,896
New Brunswick	$104,998
Newfoundland and Labrador	$103,991
Quebec	$91,520

Educational information only — not financial advice. Median and average pay for full-time employees, annualized from weekly wages.

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