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Alberta now has lowest minimum wage in Canada
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Alberta now has lowest minimum wage in Canada
On Oct. 1, five provinces across the country raised their minimum wages, making Alberta’s the lowest in Canada. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario and P.E.I. now have minimum wages above $15 per hour. Alberta’s last minimum wage increase was in 2018, when the province had the highest minimum wage in the country. Christina Gray, the former Alberta Minister of Labour and current NDP Leader of the House, was at the forefront of the last …
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