Table 3-3
Union wage rates for major construction trades — Sheet metal worker, heavy equipment operator, bricklayer, painter

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Sheet metal worker, heavy equipment operator, bricklayer, painter


Table summary
This table displays the results of sheet metal worker. The information is grouped by march  2012 (appearing as row headers), sheet metal worker, heavy equipment operator, bricklayer and painter, calculated using basic rate and including supplements units of measure (appearing as column headers).
March  2012 Sheet metal worker Heavy equipment operator Bricklayer Painter
Basic rate Including supplements Basic rate Including supplements Basic rate Including supplements Basic rate Including supplements
Selected metropolitan areas
St. John's, Newfoundland and
Labrador		 26.36 39.18 23.01 36.00 30.87 42.51 27.29 39.64
Halifax, Nova Scotia 31.97 43.87 27.15 38.23 29.94 40.91 25.89 35.28
Saint John, New Brunswick 31.78 39.16 27.25 37.97 26.69 37.24 25.17 34.72
Québec, Quebec 34.01 45.59 30.52 41.21 33.30 44.54 31.67 42.67
Saguenay, Quebec 34.01 45.59 30.52 41.21 33.30 44.54 31.67 42.67
Montréal, Quebec 34.01 45.59 30.52 41.21 33.30 44.54 31.67 42.67
Ottawa-Gatineau, Ontario part,
Ontario/Quebec		 33.45 49.67 33.18 47.05 35.51 48.16 28.57 39.78
Toronto, Ontario 33.95 49.98 34.85 49.03 37.85 49.86 33.38 45.07
Hamilton, Ontario 34.01 49.67 33.94 48.47 34.87 48.86 31.82 43.35
St. Catharines-Niagara, Ontario 34.01 49.67 33.94 48.47 33.46 48.86 31.82 43.35
Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo,
Ontario		 35.80 48.70 33.94 48.47 35.46 48.16 27.95 39.10
London, Ontario 35.36 48.48 33.00 46.96 39.55 48.16 30.57 41.98
Windsor, Ontario 33.77 49.72 33.11 47.04 34.46 48.16 29.07 40.33
Greater Sudbury, Ontario 36.05 49.10 33.19 47.12 35.67 47.74 28.35 39.54
Thunder Bay, Ontario 36.05 49.10 32.90 46.83 33.79 47.74 28.29 38.93
Winnipeg, Manitoba Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period Note ..: not available for a specific reference period
Regina, Saskatchewan 36.45 49.43 34.03 48.44 37.84 47.76 31.63 39.38
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 36.45 49.43 34.03 48.44 37.84 47.76 31.63 39.38
Calgary, Alberta 34.57 43.92 39.49 50.34 34.62 42.69 38.87 49.16
Edmonton, Alberta 34.57 43.92 39.49 50.34 34.62 42.69 38.87 49.16
Vancouver, British Columbia 32.23 42.75 34.56 46.79 35.08 45.46 32.74 41.99
Victoria, British Columbia 32.23 42.75 34.56 46.79 35.08 45.46 32.74 41.99
                 
 
.. not available for a specific reference period
Source(s):
CANSIM table number 327-0003.
See "Data quality, concepts and methodology — Construction union wage rates and indexes" section.
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