The cost of living in Ontario just keeps climbing, and it may come as no surprise that the current minimum wage falls short ...

Ontario Living Wage Network has published hourly wages required to maintain a modest standard of living across 10 Living Wage ...

Ontario’s living wage is 3.6 per cent higher than last year, spiking up to $26 an hour, and nearly $9 more than the minimum wage.

The minimum wage in Ontario was just bumped again last month, but with costs of housing, food, and more in the province being ...

Ontario Living Wage Network’s most recent report outlining what the living wage is in various areas of Ontario, including ...

The Ontario Living Wage Network calculates the living wage across the province every year — and Toronto has the highest.

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) continues to have the highest living wage rate in the province. The hourly earnings required for an individual to makes ends meet is now $26 per hour, up from $25.05 in ...

The living wage in Calgary is now 63 per cent higher than Alberta’s minimum wage, which is tied with Saskatchewan for the ...

Alberta Living Wage Network has published the hourly wages required for residents of various Alberta cities to earn to maintain a modest standard of living in 2024.A living wage is not the same as the ...

A discussion about low wages in Ontario is as much a conversation about a high cost of living. What is the best way to support workers through appropriate wages or training programs without placing ...

Living wage in Calgary is now 63 per cent higher than Alberta’s minimum wage, which is tied with Saskatchewan for the lowest ...