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Economy, jobs and prices in Trois-Rivières, Canada: official figures

The median total income of households in Trois-Rivières was C$60,400 in 2020, as reported in the 2021 Census, the lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site; the median for Canada was C$84,000.

Median household income (2020)
C$60,400
2020
Unemployment rate (Census, May 2021)
6.6%
2021

What is the median after-tax household income in Trois-Rivières?

After income taxes, the median household in Trois-Rivières had C$53,600 in 2020 (the lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site; Canada: C$73,000).

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What is the median salary in Trois-Rivières?

People in Trois-Rivières who worked full-year, full-time in 2020 had median employment income of C$54,400, joint 4th lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$63,600).

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What was the unemployment rate in Trois-Rivières at the 2021 Census?

At the 2021 Census, taken in May 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate in Trois-Rivières was 6.6%, joint 6th lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site, below the national 10.3%; 4,460 people aged 15 and over were looking for work.

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What share of adults in Trois-Rivières work?

58.8% of people aged 15 and over in Trois-Rivières were in the labour force in May 2021 and 54.9% were employed, a participation rate 9th 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 Trois-Rivières work in?

In 2021, 18.0% of the labour force in Trois-Rivières worked in health care and social assistance, 13.3% in retail trade, 10.7% in manufacturing and 5.0% in professional, scientific and technical services (Canada: 12.7%, 11.1%, 8.0% and 8.1%).

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How do people in Trois-Rivières get to work?

Of employed residents of Trois-Rivières commuting to a usual or no fixed workplace in May 2021, 90.8% went by car, truck or van, 2.4% by public transit and 4.9% on foot; 15.1% 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 Trois-Rivières now?

In the three months July to September 2026, the Labour Force Survey put the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in the Trois-Rivières census metropolitan area at 5.6%, joint 12th lowest of 41 metropolitan areas in the survey, against 5.0% a year earlier and 6.5% for Canada; 57.9% of people aged 15 and over were employed.

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How much is a house worth in Trois-Rivières?

Owners in Trois-Rivières valued their homes at a median C$200,000 in 2021, joint 3rd lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$472,000); median monthly shelter costs for owned dwellings were C$880 and 58.8% of owner households had a mortgage.

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How much is rent in Trois-Rivières?

Renter households in Trois-Rivières paid median monthly shelter costs of C$632 in 2021, the joint lowest of 69 Canadian cities and metropolitan areas on this site (Canada: C$1,070); 45.5% of households rented their home (Canada: 33.1%).

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How Trois-Rivières compares with other cities in Canada

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

Trois-Rivières ranks 69 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian total household income, 2020 (2021 Census)
63MonctonC$68,000
64VictoriaC$67,500
65MontréalC$63,600
66Saint JohnC$62,800
67SherbrookeC$62,400
68Cape BretonC$62,400
69Trois-RivièresC$60,400
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Median employment income of full-year, full-time workers, 2020 (2021 Census) (2020)

Trois-Rivières ranks 66 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian employment income of full-year, full-time workers, 2020 (2021 Census)
63WindsorC$56,800
64Chatham-KentC$54,800
65SherbrookeC$54,400
66Trois-RivièresC$54,400
67Cape BretonC$54,000
68MonctonC$52,800
69Saint JohnC$51,200
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Unemployment rate, census reference week of May 2021 (2021)

Trois-Rivières ranks 63 of 69, highest first.

RankCityUnemployment rate, census reference week of May 2021
60Delta7.3%
61Québec7.1%
62Saanich6.8%
63Trois-Rivières6.6%
64Chilliwack6.6%
65Langley6.2%
66Sherbrooke6.1%
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Labour force participation rate, May 2021 (2021 Census) (2021)

Trois-Rivières ranks 61 of 69, highest first.

RankCityLabour force participation rate, May 2021 (2021 Census)
58Markham60.2%
59Richmond60.1%
60Saguenay59.9%
61Trois-Rivières58.8%
62Thunder Bay58.5%
63St. Catharines58.4%
64St. Catharines-Niagara57.9%
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Median value of owned dwellings, 2021 Census (2021)

Trois-Rivières ranks 66 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian value of owned dwellings, 2021 Census
63Lévis VC$290,000
64SherbrookeC$250,000
65SaguenayC$220,000
66Trois-RivièresC$200,000
67MonctonC$200,000
68Saint JohnC$174,000
69Cape BretonC$160,000
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Median monthly shelter costs for rented dwellings, 2021 Census (2021)

Trois-Rivières ranks 69 of 69, highest first.

RankCityMedian monthly shelter costs for rented dwellings, 2021 Census
63QuébecC$830
64Saint JohnC$830
65Lévis VC$820
66Cape BretonC$800
67SherbrookeC$695
68SaguenayC$632
69Trois-RivièresC$632
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