Here are the salary surveys for all colleges* in Ontario, Canada.
- Algonquin College, Ottawa
- Cambrian College, Sudbury
- Canadore College, North Bay
- Centennial College, Toronto
- Collège Boréal (French), Sudbury
- Conestoga College, Kitchener – On the left sidebar, select the department (e.g. “Engineering & IT”) that you are interested in.
- Confederation College, Thunder Bay
- Durham College, Oshawa
- Fanshawe College, London
- Fleming College, Peterborough
- George Brown College, Toronto
- Georgian College, Barrie
- Humber College, Toronto
- La Cité collégiale (French), Ottawa
- Lambton College, Sarnia
- Loyalist College, Belleville
- Mohawk College, Hamilton
- Niagara College, Welland
- Northern College, Timmins
- St. Clair College, Windsor
- St. Lawrence College, Kingston
- Sault College, Sault Ste. Marie
- Seneca College, Toronto
- Sheridan College, Oakville
* In Ontario, “college” means a vocational/technical college with diploma and certificate programs of one, two, or three year’s duration. They are not the same as American junior/community colleges (which offer degree-level courses that can be applied directly to a four-year degree). Some Ontario colleges offer career-focused four-year degree programs (engineering, nursing, accounting). There are also articulation/transfer agreements where you can gain partial to full advanced standing in four-year degree programs at colleges or universities. Some colleges partner with universities for program delivery, a common example being four-year nursing degrees that are delivered primarily by a more local college with the degree being granted by a more central university (though the university will also offer a competing degree delivered entirely on its own campus).