What are some good high-paying jobs in Canada?

Answer 1

The most paying job, is depended where you live or plan on doing your job at. United States * Physicians and surgeons -- $147,000 * Aircraft pilots -- $133,500 * Chief executives -- $116,000 * Electrical and electronic engineers -- $112,000 * Lawyers and judges -- $99,800 * Dentists -- $90,000 * Pharmacists -- $85,500 * Management analysts -- $84,700 * Computer and information system managers -- $83,000 * Financial analysts, managers and advisors -- $84,000 * Marketing and sales managers -- $80,000 * Education administrators -- $80,00 Canada *

Anesthesiologists | $184,340 * Surgeons | $184,150 * Obstetricians And Gynecologists | $178,040 * Orthodontists | $176,900 * Oral And Maxillofacial Surgeons | $164,760 * Internists, General | $160,860 * Prosthodontists | $158,940 * Psychiatrists | $149,990 * Family And General Practitioners | $149,850 * Chief Executives | $144,600 * Physicians And Surgeons, All Other | $142,220 * Pediatricians, General | $141,440 * Dentists, General | $140,950 * Airline Pilots, Copilots And Flight Engineers | $140,380 * Podiatrists | $118,500 * Lawyers | $113,660 * Air Traffic Controllers | $110,270 * Engineering Managers | $110,030 * Dentists, All Other Specialists | $108,340 * Natural Sciences Managers | $107,970 * Marketing Managers | $107,610 * Computer And Information Systems Managers | $107,250 * Sales Managers | $102,730 * Petroleum Engineers | $101,620 * Financial Managers | $101,450 It's not only about the money but also your work experience and skills. So, chose wisely!

Answer 2

Surgeons are the highest piad but require the most education but heck youl be able to buy a sports car in no time

Disagree... Bank CEO's and other high-level executives are generallypaidmore per annum than any in the medical profession. It is not uncommon for bankers to earn $4 to 5 million factoring in bonuses. Some make even more than that. Most notable sports professionalswould be in the same range also.

Canadian doctors (surgeons incuded) making more than $3 million per year are a rarity because payments are regulated by the pertinent provincial MedicalServices Plan. Doctors also pay high overhead for staff and premises. They are also gouged with heavy malpractise insurance premiums that generally start around $35,000 per annum (or more, depending on the medical specialty).

Answer 3

Comical Answer:Due to the whole country being covered in snow, we have an abundant amount of igloo contractors, snowmobile dealerships, reindeer farms, beer and whiskey factories, and adult entertainment clubs. Most of the women in Canada have summer teeth, summer to the left, summer to right and summer gone. Due to US Immigration laws, most Canadians are not allowed to cross the border with their snowmobiles or sleigh pulled by reindeer. In order to cross the border, Canadians must toboggan down the Canadian Rockies into Portland Oregon. Real Answer:

Canada is a stable and well-balanced country when it comes to jobs. Canada has jobs such as engineers, lawyers, doctors, dentists, business men/women, and teachers. Now these are jobs for extremely "educated people" however, others may also have jobs such as: cleaning people, people working in stores, garbage pick-up people, extra curricular activity coaches, taxi and bus drivers.

What I have listed above are the most basic jobs that many adults in Canada may have however, if you take a second to think about what creates a community and what people help create it you will begin sense that a country, city, or even a community consists of many people doing both big and small jobs.

Answer 4

The most famous job in Canadian history was that performed by Paul Henderson in the 1972 "Super Summit" hockey tournament between Canada's all-stars and those from the Soviet Union.

The first four games were played in Canada. The Canadians won one, tied one, and lost two. With their backs to the wall, the Canadians travelled to Moscow to play the remaining four games of the tournament. They promptly lost the first game.

Tournament rules stated that, in the event the series was tied in games won and lost, the aggregate of goals scored for and against would be the tiebreaker. Canada had been badly outscored to that point; Canada needed to win three straight games in order to claim victory in the tournament.

The country was paralyzed. Industry and commerce shut down. Almost everyone in the entire country sat glued to their television sets.

Team Canada came from behind to win all three games. The winning goal in each of those games was scored by Paul Henderson, the last with only a few seconds remaining on the clock. It remains, to this day, the most famous goal in Canadian history, and Paul Henderson, in those final three games, performed the most famous job in Canadian history.

Answer 5

NHL hockey player

Answer 6

Jonah Peters

Answer 7

doctors