As of October 1, Saskatchewan’s minimum wage has officially increased to $13.
The increase was announced in May of this year by the Saskatchewan Government, which marked a departure from the indexation formula that would have been used to calculate changes.
It was also announced that the minimum wage would increase again at the start of October in 2023 to $14 and then again to $15 on October 1, 2024.
Although, Saskatchewan still has the lowest minimum wage in the country compared to all other provinces.
Here are the current provincial minimum wages in Canada:
- Nunavut: $16.00
- Yukon: $15.70
- British Columbia: $15.65
- Ontario: $15.50
- Northwest Territories: $15.20
- Alberta: $15.00
- Quebec: $14.25
- New Brunswick: $13.75
- Prince Edward Island: $13.70
- Newfoundland and Labrador: $13.70
- Nova Scotia: $13.60
- Manitoba: $13.50
- Saskatchewan: $13.00
