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Jobs in demand in Ontario right now

Job Bank rates the three-year outlook for every job in every province from one star to five. These are the jobs it rates good or very good in Ontario: the ones where it expects more openings than people to fill them.

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Sorted by how many people work in each job, so the biggest doors come first.

82 jobs. Jobs with a link to our own guide are marked.

Jobs in demand in Ontario right now
JobOutlook 2025–2027Median payWomenUsually needs
Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nursesOur guideVery good$42.00/hr91%University degree
Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associatesGood$24.00/hr88%Short programme or training
Early childhood educators and assistantsOur guideGood$22.00/hr>95%College or apprenticeship
Accounting technicians and bookkeepersOur guideGood$28.50/hr82%College or apprenticeship
Home building and renovation managersGood$43,200/yr6%Management
Bus drivers, subway operators and other transit operatorsGood$22.43/hr35%Short programme or training
Insurance agents and brokersOur guideGood$30.22/hr56%Short programme or training
Managers in agricultureOur guideGood$31.25/hr28%Management
Therapists in counselling and related specialized therapiesVery good$33.00/hr83%University degree
General practitioners and family physiciansOur guideGood$233,752/yr49%University degree
Medical administrative assistantsVery good$25.00/hr>95%Short programme or training
Taxi and limousine drivers and chauffeursGood$18.46/hr7%No formal education
Licensed practical nursesOur guideGood$31.00/hr89%College or apprenticeship
Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanicsOur guideGood$37.00/hr<5%College or apprenticeship
Property administratorsVery good$30.13/hr57%Short programme or training
Home support workers, caregivers and related occupationsOur guideGood$22.00/hr88%High school
Managers in health careGood$56.00/hr75%Management
Accommodation service managersVery good$40.00/hr54%Management
PharmacistsOur guideGood$53.85/hr59%University degree
FirefightersOur guideGood$48.53/hr7%College or apprenticeship
Managers in social, community and correctional servicesVery good$48.08/hr76%Management
Dental assistants and dental laboratory assistantsGood$26.00/hr>95%Short programme or training
Massage therapistsGood$38,308/yr79%College or apprenticeship
Cleaning supervisorsGood$25.44/hr43%College or apprenticeship
Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operatorsGood$35.58/hr35%College or apprenticeship
Dental hygienists and dental therapistsOur guideGood$44.00/hr>95%College or apprenticeship
Specialists in clinical and laboratory medicineGood$295,785/yr43%University degree
School principals and administrators of elementary and secondary educationGood$57.14/hr65%Management
Paramedical occupationsOur guideGood$42.17/hr37%College or apprenticeship
Nursing coordinators and supervisorsGood$45.00/hr93%University degree
Medical laboratory technologistsOur guideGood$42.00/hr77%College or apprenticeship
Power engineers and power systems operatorsGood$57.00/hr8%College or apprenticeship
DentistsGood$104,000/yr43%University degree
Other technical occupations in therapy and assessmentGood$25.68/hr80%College or apprenticeship
Pharmacy techniciansGood$26.45/hr85%College or apprenticeship
Livestock labourersGood$19.50/hr49%No formal education
Medical radiation technologistsGood$45.00/hr76%College or apprenticeship
Nursery and greenhouse labourersGood$20.50/hr54%No formal education
Specialized livestock workers and farm machinery operatorsOur guideGood$21.15/hr28%High school
Occupational therapistsOur guideGood$45.00/hr91%University degree
Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectorsOur guideGood$38.00/hr5%College or apprenticeship
Audiologists and speech-language pathologistsGood$46.70/hr93%University degree
BricklayersGood$38.00/hr<5%College or apprenticeship
Electrical power line and cable workersGood$45.00/hr<5%College or apprenticeship
PsychologistsGood$51.82/hr76%University degree
Air pilots, flight engineers and flying instructorsOur guideGood$63.00/hr7%College or apprenticeship
Harvesting labourersGood$17.95/hr46%No formal education
Hotel front desk clerksGood$19.00/hr61%High school
Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologistsGood$44.66/hr71%College or apprenticeship
Industrial butchers and meat cutters, poultry preparers and related workersGood$22.50/hr28%High school
Utilities managersVery good$63.46/hr20%Management
VeterinariansOur guideGood$60.00/hr65%University degree
Court reporters, medical transcriptionists and related occupationsGood$28.00/hr87%College or apprenticeship
Butchers - retail and wholesaleOur guideGood$21.75/hr13%Short programme or training
Specialists in surgeryGood$403,957/yr32%University degree
ChiropractorsGood$61,200/yr42%University degree
Medical sonographersGood$41.00/hr86%College or apprenticeship
Kinesiologists and other professional occupations in therapy and assessmentGood$30.10/hr75%University degree
Water and waste treatment plant operatorsGood$38.11/hr13%College or apprenticeship
Nurse practitionersVery good$62.00/hr92%University degree
OptometristsVery good$78,000/yr59%University degree
OpticiansGood$24.04/hr60%College or apprenticeship
Survey interviewers and statistical clerksGood$24.18/hr56%High school
Records management techniciansGood$33.65/hr65%College or apprenticeship
Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treatingGood$62,000/yr72%University degree
Aircraft assemblers and aircraft assembly inspectorsGood$30.77/hr26%Short programme or training
Physician assistants, midwives and allied health professionalsGood$43.93/hr78%University degree
Meat cutters and fishmongers – retail and wholesaleGood$17.95/hr11%No formal education
Pest controllers and fumigatorsGood$25.96/hr8%Short programme or training
Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners and acupuncturistsGood—57%College or apprenticeship
Other practitioners of natural healingGood$38,308/yr81%College or apprenticeship
Power system electriciansGood$50.85/hr<5%College or apprenticeship
Railway and yard locomotive engineersGood$56.09/hr7%Short programme or training
Library, archive, museum and art gallery managersGood$47.12/hr74%Management
Aircraft instrument, electrical and avionics mechanics, technicians and inspectorsGood$38.91/hr6%College or apprenticeship
Aquaculture and marine harvest labourersGood—42%No formal education
Deck officers, water transportGood$38.46/hr19%College or apprenticeship
DenturistsGood$46,400/yr35%College or apprenticeship
Executive housekeepersGood$22.73/hr78%College or apprenticeship
Labourers in fish and seafood processingGood$18.43/hr49%No formal education
Railway carmen/womenGood$40.13/hr<5%College or apprenticeship
Water well drillersGood—<5%College or apprenticeship

Before you act on this

How to read the list

  • An outlook is a forecast of openings against job seekers across the whole province. It does not mean a job is easy to get, and it does not mean your town has openings.
  • It also moves. These ratings describe 2025 to 2027. If you are twelve, the job market you will actually enter looks different, so use this to notice what is changing, not to lock in a plan.
  • A job with fewer stars is not a bad job. It means more competition for each opening.

Source: Job Bank Ontario outlooks and wages (Employment and Social Development Canada, from Statistics Canada data), each job linked to its own report. See every job in one table.

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