Data Analyst Jobs in Canada — Toronto, Vancouver & More

Data Analyst Jobs in CanadaCanada's data analytics market is growing fast, with strong demand in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary. Whether you're looking for on-site, hybrid, or remote roles based in Canada, these positions offer competitive salaries and the chance to work in one of the world's strongest tech ecosystems.

Salary Range

CAD $60,000 – $90,000/year

Toronto and Vancouver pay highest. Senior roles can exceed CAD $100K. Federal roles may require bilingual proficiency.

913 jobs found

Analyst I, Customer Forecasting

DraftKings Inc. — Boston, MA

Senior Data Governance Analyst

KēSTA I.T. — Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Senior Data Analyst

Tillster — Georgia, Massachusetts, Florida or North Carolina

Senior Financial Operations Analyst

Northwell Health — Manhasset, NY

Strategy Integration & Reporting Analyst

Farmers Insurance — CA | CO | HI | IL | MN | VT | MA | MD | DC | NJ | NY | OH | WA | Albany County, NY | Cleveland, OH

Senior Marketing Operations Analyst

Farmers Insurance — CA | CO | HI | IL | MN | VT | MA | MD | DC | NJ | NY | OH | WA | Albany County, NY | Cleveland, OH

Community Investments Senior Analyst, LIHTC Acquisitions

Evernorth — Burlington, Vermont, Canada

Data Analyst, School of Public Policy

University of Calgary — Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Givaudan Careers Senior Financial Analyst, NOAM FP&A

Givaudan — Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Business Analyst

Atos — Aberdeen, Alaska, United States

What You Need to Know

Data analyst salaries in Canada typically range from CAD $60,000 to $90,000 per year, with senior roles in Toronto and Vancouver reaching CAD $100K+. Toronto is the largest analytics job market in Canada, anchored by the financial sector, tech companies, and a growing AI ecosystem. Vancouver offers a strong tech scene with a lower cost of living than Toronto. Montreal is a hub for AI research and bilingual roles. Key skills are the same as in the US — SQL, Python, Tableau/Power BI, and Excel — but Canadian employers also value bilingual abilities (English/French) for roles in Quebec and federal government positions. Work permits and PR status are important considerations for international candidates, and many Canadian companies sponsor skilled analytics professionals. Canada's tech immigration pathways, including the Global Talent Stream, make it one of the most accessible countries for international data analysts.