What lands in your bank account on payday is never the headline number. The Hourly to Salary Converter goes both directions — annual to hourly (assuming 40 hours/week, 52 weeks/year by default, with overrides for part-time and unpaid weeks) and hourly to annual including overtime and stat holiday pay. It's the fastest sanity check when you're comparing job offers.
The Stat Pay Calculator handles the often-confusing rules around statutory holiday pay: in most provinces, you get your regular day's pay if eligible, plus 1.5x or 2x if you actually work the holiday. The exact formula varies by province (Ontario's '4% of last 4 weeks', Alberta's 'average daily wage', BC's 'previous 30 days' rule). We compute the right one based on the province you select.
On the family side, the CCB Calculator estimates your monthly Canada Child Benefit cheque based on family income and number of kids under 18. The CGEB Calculator handles the new Canada Groceries & Essentials Benefit launching July 2026 — which replaces the GST/HST credit for most families with a larger, monthly payment. Both use 2026 phase-out thresholds.
Full 2026 federal + provincial brackets for every Canadian jurisdiction.
Last reviewed: April 2026