British ColumbiaLabourJuly 2016–June 2026 · Monthly

How did the average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses change in British Columbia?

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The answer

Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses increased in British Columbia.

Overall change
+$432.28
47.1% increase
Start · July 2016
$918.74
Latest · June 2026
$1.351K

What this answer shows

Measure
Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses
Area shown
British Columbia
Period
July 2016–June 2026Monthly
Unit
Canadian dollars

Selected details

Estimate
Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
Industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses

Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses rose from $918.74 to $1.351K between July 2016 and June 2026—an increase of $432.28, or 47.1%. It reached an observed high of $1.356K in April 2026 before ending at $1.351K in June 2026.

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Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses in British Columbia

Monthly · 120 observations · July 2016–June 2026

Selected periodJune 2026
  • Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses$1.351K
Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses rose from $918.74 to $1.351K between July 2016 and June 2026—an increase of $432.28, or 47.1%. It reached an observed high of $1.356K in April 2026 before ending at $1.351K in June 2026. The chart covers July 2016 to June 2026. Values are shown in Canadian dollars.Canadian dollars$800$1,000$1,200$1,400July 2016March 2018November 2019July 2021February 2023October 2024June 2026$918.74$1.351K

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Observed high
$1.356KApril 2026
Observed low
$917.6October 2016
Exact values120 observations · July 2016–June 2026

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Average weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses in British Columbia
PeriodAverage weekly earnings including overtime for all employees for industrial aggregate excluding unclassified businesses
June 2026Latest$1.351K
May 2026$1.351K
April 2026$1.356K
March 2026$1.35K
February 2026$1.349K
January 2026$1.331K
December 2025$1.315K
November 2025$1.321K
October 2025$1.311K
September 2025$1.31K
August 2025$1.302K
July 2025$1.299K
June 2025$1.302K
May 2025$1.295K
April 2025$1.309K
March 2025$1.302K
February 2025$1.3K
January 2025$1.299K
December 2024$1.293K
November 2024$1.291K
October 2024$1.289K
September 2024$1.286K
August 2024$1.285K
July 2024$1.281K
June 2024$1.272K
May 2024$1.268K
April 2024$1.254K
March 2024$1.255K
February 2024$1.252K
January 2024$1.245K
December 2023$1.241K
November 2023$1.234K
October 2023$1.233K
September 2023$1.233K
August 2023$1.223K
July 2023$1.223K
June 2023$1.208K
May 2023$1.21K
April 2023$1.202K
March 2023$1.192K
February 2023$1.176K
January 2023$1.18K
December 2022$1.16K
November 2022$1.178K
October 2022$1.175K
September 2022$1.169K
August 2022$1.17K
July 2022$1.158K
June 2022$1.169K
May 2022$1.16K
April 2022$1.164K
March 2022$1.162K
February 2022$1.157K
January 2022$1.155K
December 2021$1.138K
November 2021$1.131K
October 2021$1.142K
September 2021$1.14K
August 2021$1.143K
July 2021$1.14K
June 2021$1.115K
May 2021$1.119K
April 2021$1.111K
March 2021$1.106K
February 2021$1.116K
January 2021$1.111K
December 2020$1.112K
November 2020$1.101K
October 2020$1.097K
September 2020$1.093K
August 2020$1.088K
July 2020$1.093K
June 2020$1.095K
May 2020$1.124K
April 2020$1.105K
March 2020$1.032K
February 2020$1.026K
January 2020$1.026K
December 2019$1.017K
November 2019$1.014K
October 2019$1.019K
September 2019$1.01K
August 2019$1.004K
July 2019$994.69
June 2019$991.74
May 2019$1.001K
April 2019$990.42
March 2019$987.35
February 2019$975.37
January 2019$972.65
December 2018$976.97
November 2018$981.53
October 2018$980.93
September 2018$977.13
August 2018$981.69
July 2018$975.17
June 2018$967.51
May 2018$957.62
April 2018$954.52
March 2018$963.85
February 2018$962.37
January 2018$957.84
December 2017$959.09
November 2017$953
October 2017$951.65
September 2017$952.08
August 2017$939.97
July 2017$939.61
June 2017$945.03
May 2017$941.56
April 2017$940.11
March 2017$934.05
February 2017$933.78
January 2017$934.27
December 2016$930.76
November 2016$927.8
October 2016$917.6
September 2016$919.67
August 2016$922.43
July 2016$918.74

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About this data

Data shown through June 2026Table updated

These are the selections used for this answer. The full Statistics Canada table (opens in a new tab) (14-10-0223-01) contains other measures and breakdowns.

Adapted from Statistics Canada, Employment and average weekly earnings (including overtime) for all employees by province and territory, monthly, seasonally adjusted, 2026-08-27. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

How this answer was calculatedThe headline compares the first and last observations shown. Absolute change is the last source value minus the first; relative change is (last ÷ first − 1) × 100. Intermediate observations remain visible in the chart and exact values. This is descriptive and does not identify causes.

Data status38 observations: A · data quality: excellent; 82 observations: B · data quality: very good.