Median wage
$46.90 an hour
Windsor – Sarnia
Compared with Ontario
0.2% lower
$0.10 below the Ontario median of $47.00
Compared with Canada
1.6% higher
$0.75 above the Canadian median of $46.15
Job outlook
Moderate
3 of 5, 2025-2027
Job postings
4
on Job Bank in September 2026
Wages in Windsor – Sarnia
In Canadian dollars an hour, from 2024 data. Low and high are Job Bank’s 10th and 90th percentiles.
Wage range in Windsor – Sarnia and Canada Windsor – Sarnia: median $46.90, from $31.25 to $70.04. Ontario (province): median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60, middle half $36.06 to $58.00. Canada: median $46.15, from $28.85 to $68.68, middle half $36.00 to $56.92. $20 $40 $60 $80 Windsor – Sarnia: median $46.90, from $31.25 to $70.04 Windsor – Sarnia $46.90 Ontario (province): median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60, middle half $36.06 to $58.00 Ontario (province) $47.00 Canada: median $46.15, from $28.85 to $68.68, middle half $36.00 to $56.92 Canada $46.15 The line runs from the low to the high wage, the dot is the median.
Wages in Windsor – Sarnia compared with Canada
Wage Windsor – Sarnia Ontario Canada
Low
$31.25
$28.59
$28.85
Lower quartile
Not stated $36.06
$36.00
Median
$46.90
$47.00
$46.15
Upper quartile
Not stated $58.00
$56.92
High
$70.04
$72.60
$68.68
Average
Not stated $49.29
$48.18
Job outlook
Moderate (3 of 5) for 2025-2027, from Job Bank’s 3-year outlook for Windsor – Sarnia.
4 job postings on Job Bank in September 2026.
Education and training
TEER category 1
Usual education A university degree is usually required.
By region in Ontario
Job Bank’s economic regions, highest median first. A region links to its own page where its figures differ from the province’s.
Wage range by economic region in Ontario Ottawa: median $49.33, from $28.85 to $76.92. Stratford – Bruce Peninsula: median $49.05, from $32.50 to $73.65. Northeast: median $48.08, from $28.00 to $61.11. Toronto: median $48.08, from $27.47 to $73.85. Muskoka – Kawarthas: median $47.57, from $31.86 to $68.51. Hamilton – Niagara Peninsula: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60. Kingston – Pembroke: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60. Kitchener – Waterloo – Barrie: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60. Windsor – Sarnia: median $46.90, from $31.25 to $70.04. Northwest: median $46.15, from $31.04 to $58.00. London: median $40.38, from $27.88 to $70.00. $20 $40 $60 $80 Ottawa: median $49.33, from $28.85 to $76.92 Ottawa $49.33 Stratford – Bruce Peninsula: median $49.05, from $32.50 to $73.65 Stratford – Bruce Peninsula $49.05 Northeast: median $48.08, from $28.00 to $61.11 Northeast $48.08 Toronto: median $48.08, from $27.47 to $73.85 Toronto $48.08 Muskoka – Kawarthas: median $47.57, from $31.86 to $68.51 Muskoka – Kawarthas $47.57 Hamilton – Niagara Peninsula: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60 Hamilton – Niagara Peninsula $47.00 Kingston – Pembroke: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60 Kingston – Pembroke $47.00 Kitchener – Waterloo – Barrie: median $47.00, from $28.59 to $72.60 Kitchener – Waterloo – Barrie $47.00 Windsor – Sarnia: median $46.90, from $31.25 to $70.04 Windsor – Sarnia $46.90 Northwest: median $46.15, from $31.04 to $58.00 Northwest $46.15 London: median $40.38, from $27.88 to $70.00 London $40.38 The line runs from the low to the high wage and the dot is the median.
Wage range by economic region in Ontario (table) Region Low Median High Outlook Ottawa $28.85 $49.33 $76.92 Moderate (3 of 5) Stratford – Bruce Peninsula $32.50 $49.05 $73.65 Good (4 of 5) Northeast $28.00 $48.08 $61.11 Moderate (3 of 5) Toronto $27.47 $48.08 $73.85 Moderate (3 of 5) Muskoka – Kawarthas $31.86 $47.57 $68.51 Good (4 of 5) Hamilton – Niagara Peninsula $28.59 $47.00 $72.60 Moderate (3 of 5) Kingston – Pembroke $28.59 $47.00 $72.60 Moderate (3 of 5) Kitchener – Waterloo – Barrie $28.59 $47.00 $72.60 Moderate (3 of 5) Windsor – Sarnia $31.25 $46.90 $70.04 Moderate (3 of 5) Northwest $31.04 $46.15 $58.00 Good (4 of 5) London $27.88 $40.38 $70.00 Moderate (3 of 5)
Wages from 2024 data, Job Bank 2025 release. Job outlooks for 2025-2027. Job postings counted for September 2026.
Occupation titles, codes and TEER categories come from the National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021, Statistics Canada. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada .