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What Canada’s big employers pay, and how they hire

Amazon, Walmart, Tim Hortons and 50 more. Each page shows the jobs they fill, the hourly rate and the steps to apply on the company’s own site.
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🍁 Every province covered💵 Pay in Canadian dollars🔗 Links to each employer’s hiring page

Most people who land here want a steady hourly job: cashier, stocker, cook or warehouse associate. We cover the companies that fill those roles in large numbers, with pay taken from real job ads and Job Bank.

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50+Employers covered
100+Pay and benefits pages
50+Free online courses
10Provinces

Jobs by type of workplace

🏢Big employersAmazon, Walmart, Canada Post, TD, RBC60+ pages → 🛒SupermarketsLoblaws, Sobeys, Metro, IGA, Maxi8 chains → 🍔RestaurantsMcDonald’s, A&W, Harvey’s, Subway10 chains → ☕Coffee chainsStarbucks, Second Cup, Blenz, Balzac’s7 chains → 🛋️Furniture storesIKEA, The Brick, Leon’s, Structube8 retailers → 📺Electronics storesBest Buy, Canada Computers, Visions6 retailers →

The employers people look up most

Each profile covers the roles a company hires for, what it pays by the hour and the extras on top of the wage. Pick one and compare it with the others first.

Amazon fulfilment centreAmazonWarehouses and deliveryBig employer Walmart storeWalmartSupercentres and distributionSupermarket Tim Hortons restaurantTim HortonsCoffee, baking and drive-thruRestaurant Best Buy storeBest BuyElectronics and Geek SquadElectronics Costco warehouseCostcoWarehouse club storesSupermarket IKEA storeIKEAShowrooms and warehousesFurniture Canadian Tire storeCanadian TireAuto, sports and hardwareBig employer Metro grocery storeMetroGrocery aisles and warehousesSupermarket McDonald's restaurantMcDonald’sQuick service crewsRestaurant Canada PostCanada PostMail and parcel deliveryBig employer Loblaws storeLoblawsGrocery and pharmacySupermarket Home Depot storeHome DepotHome improvement storesBig employer

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How to use this site in three steps

1Choose a workplaceStart with a sector above, or open the profile of a company you already know.
2Check the pay and the workEvery profile lists hourly rates, typical shifts and what the job involves day to day.
3Apply at the sourceOur buttons open the employer’s own hiring page. Applying there costs nothing.

From Victoria to St. John’s

The chains on this site run stores, restaurants and warehouses in every province. Starting wages follow each province’s minimum, so the same job can pay a few dollars more an hour in one province than in the next.
British ColumbiaAlbertaSaskatchewanManitobaOntarioQuebecNew BrunswickNova ScotiaPrince Edward IslandNewfoundland and Labrador

Free online courses by field

A short course can give your application an edge, especially for care, office and trade jobs. These are free to take online, from first aid to forklift basics.

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Healthcare and medicineFirst aid, caregiving, dental and pharmacy assistant20 courses
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Business and administrationCustomer service, human resources, virtual assistant10 courses
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Trades and industryForklift, carpentry, welding, electrical basics9 courses
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Design and creativityGraphic design, AutoCAD, interior design, floristry8 courses

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Common questions about Canada Daysness

Can I apply for jobs on this site?
No. We explain each job and link to the employer’s hiring page, where you create a profile and send your application.
Where do the pay rates come from?
From job ads that employers publish, the federal Job Bank and hourly pay that workers report on Indeed and Glassdoor. Each page names its sources.
Do I pay anything to read the pages or take the courses?
No. Every employer profile and every course listed here is free.
Start with an employer close to home A short commute makes early and late shifts easier. Compare pay and hiring steps, then apply. Browse employers