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This is a list of wages that I got off http://www.canadianrn.com
They have not updated it in a few years
British Columbia $24.70 to $32.42
Alberta $23.75 to $30.11
Saskatchewan $19.29 to $23.44
Manitoba$20.46 to $24.12
Ontario $20.50 to $30.24
Québec $16.04 to $23.30
New Brunswick $17.93 to $21.83
Nova Scotia $19.52 to $22.91
Prince Edward Island $17.69 to $21.55
Newfoundland $16.83 to $20.82
Wages based on Provincial Collective Agreements. Shift premiums and benefits not included.
My mother lives in Kenora (on Lake of the Woods)... I live a hop, skip, and a jump away, but still definitely in sunset country. We have some of the greatest fishing ANYWHERE, especially if you like walleye (pickerel). Yummy stuff. Beautiful country. I love it here... born and raised... but, if I can't get a full-time job within two years of graduation... I would consider Alberta (if I had to). Also very beautiful there in the Rycroft, Spirit River area - north of Grande Prairie. Their weather is very similar to our's so that wouldn't be a huge adjustment and the wages are comparable if not better than those in Ontario (thanks, Nurseman, for the post of wages, I appreciate it).
Hmm Enjoying our cold snap Lydia LOL. I am finishing up the Rn program here at Confederation College in Thunder Bay. I have an interview at a Hospital in New york, and one in California today. With weather like this I am leaning toward California lol. I am from Manitouwadge myself and I have relatives in Atikokan and yes it is beautiful country up here, the cold and snow suck when ya don't have a ski-doo though.
LydiaGreen
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The start wage for a graduate nurse in Ontario is $22/hour. Seems wonderful to me (my highest wage was $10/hour with my high school diploma), but I have heard others that think this is low. What's the starting wage in other provinces?