Jobs in Ontario

Ontario has the largest job market in Canada. Most postings are in the Greater Toronto Area, followed by Ottawa, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo, London and Windsor, with mining and forestry work in northern cities such as Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Timmins.

The province is strong in several fields at once. Toronto leads in finance, technology and media, Ottawa in federal government work, and southwestern Ontario in automotive and food manufacturing. Health care and education hire everywhere. Commutes matter here more than in most provinces, so check transit and highway times before applying across the GTA. Many Ontario employers must include a pay range in public job postings. Browse jobs in Toronto, jobs in Ottawa, Hamilton, Kitchener or London.

Job market snapshot: Ontario, October 2026

Employers advertised 16,892 job postings in Ontario on Job Bank in October 2026, covering 29,845 vacancies. About 82% were full-time. The median advertised wage among hourly-paid postings was $21.00 an hour.

Most advertised occupations, Ontario, October 2026
Most advertised occupationsPostings
Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers1,668
Cooks556
Transport truck drivers517
Home child care providers456
Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers425

Source: Job Bank open data, Employment and Social Development Canada. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Figures count postings first advertised on Job Bank that month. They are not a count of jobs open on JobsNearMe.ca today.

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