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Economy, jobs and prices in Saanich, Canada: official figures

The median total income of households in Saanich was C$93,000 in 2020, as reported in the 2021 Census, joint 19th highest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site; the median for Canada was C$84,000.

Median household income (2020)
C$93,000
2020
Unemployment rate (Census, May 2021)
6.8%
2021

What is the median after-tax household income in Saanich?

After income taxes, the median household in Saanich had C$83,000 in 2020 (17th highest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site; Canada: C$73,000).

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What is the median salary in Saanich?

People in Saanich who worked full-year, full-time in 2020 had median employment income of C$67,500, 20th highest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$63,600).

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What was the unemployment rate in Saanich at the 2021 Census?

At the 2021 Census, taken in May 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate in Saanich was 6.8%, 8th lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site, below the national 10.3%; 4,255 people aged 15 and over were looking for work.

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What share of adults in Saanich work?

62.3% of people aged 15 and over in Saanich were in the labour force in May 2021 and 58.1% were employed, a participation rate 22nd lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: 63.7% and 57.1%).

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What industries do people in Saanich work in?

In 2021, 15.0% of the labour force in Saanich worked in health care and social assistance, 11.3% in retail trade, 3.2% in manufacturing and 9.7% in professional, scientific and technical services (Canada: 12.7%, 11.1%, 8.0% and 8.1%).

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How do people in Saanich get to work?

Of employed residents of Saanich commuting to a usual or no fixed workplace in May 2021, 77.2% went by car, truck or van, 8.8% by public transit and 6.3% on foot; 27.1% of all employed residents worked at home (Canada: 7.7% by transit, 24.3% at home).

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What is the unemployment rate in Saanich now?

In the three months July to September 2026, the Labour Force Survey put the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in the Victoria census metropolitan area, which includes Saanich, at 5.3%, joint 9th lowest of 41 metropolitan areas in the survey, against 4.7% a year earlier and 6.5% for Canada; 60.2% of people aged 15 and over were employed.

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How much is a house worth in Saanich?

Owners in Saanich valued their homes at a median C$930,000 in 2021, 13th highest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$472,000); median monthly shelter costs for owned dwellings were C$1,290 and 53.1% of owner households had a mortgage.

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How much is rent in Saanich?

Renter households in Saanich paid median monthly shelter costs of C$1,400 in 2021, joint 19th highest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$1,070); 30.8% of households rented their home (Canada: 33.1%).

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How Saanich compares with other cities in Canada

Median total household income, 2020 (2021 Census) (2020)

Saanich ranks 22 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian total household income, 2020 (2021 Census)
19BarrieC$93,000
20CambridgeC$93,000
21GuelphC$93,000
22SaanichC$93,000
23Kitchener-Cambridge-WaterlooC$92,000
24CoquitlamC$92,000
25Abbotsford-MissionC$91,000
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Median employment income of full-year, full-time workers, 2020 (2021 Census) (2020)

Saanich ranks 20 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian employment income of full-year, full-time workers, 2020 (2021 Census)
17EdmontonC$68,500
18CoquitlamC$68,000
19DeltaC$68,000
20SaanichC$67,500
21ReginaC$67,000
22MississaugaC$66,500
23GatineauC$66,500
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Unemployment rate, census reference week of May 2021 (2021)

Saanich ranks 62 of 69, highest first.

RankCityUnemployment rate, census reference week of May 2021
59Kamloops7.4%
60Delta7.3%
61Québec7.1%
62Saanich6.8%
63Trois-Rivières6.6%
64Chilliwack6.6%
65Langley6.2%
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Labour force participation rate, May 2021 (2021 Census) (2021)

Saanich ranks 48 of 69, highest first.

RankCityLabour force participation rate, May 2021 (2021 Census)
45Sherbrooke63.7%
46Chilliwack63.0%
47Richmond Hill62.6%
48Saanich62.3%
49Hamilton61.9%
50London61.7%
51St. John's61.7%
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Median value of owned dwellings, 2021 Census (2021)

Saanich ranks 13 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian value of owned dwellings, 2021 Census
10RichmondC$990,000
11BurnabyC$980,000
12MiltonC$950,000
13SaanichC$930,000
14TorontoC$900,000
15BramptonC$900,000
16MississaugaC$900,000
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Median monthly shelter costs for rented dwellings, 2021 Census (2021)

Saanich ranks 20 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian monthly shelter costs for rented dwellings, 2021 Census
17KelownaC$1,440
18WhitbyC$1,430
19WaterlooC$1,400
20SaanichC$1,400
21DeltaC$1,400
22OttawaC$1,380
23CalgaryC$1,350
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