Canada

Yes, the average salary can differ significantly across different regions of Canada. Provinces with higher costs of living, like Ontario and British Columbia, often have higher average salaries to compensate for the increased expenses. For example, provinces like Alberta and British Columbia tend to have higher average salaries than others. 

Apart from the required skills and educational background, here are some top factors that affect salary in Canada.

1. Working Experience
2. Industry Growth
3. Job Location
4. Company size
5. Employee benefits
6. Negotiation Skills

You can apply for lateral entry or fresh admission via DASA/SAT or university-specific transfers, depending on your completed credits.

McMaster University acceptance rate is around 59%, whereas, that of Wilfrid Laurier University is 89%. A comparison of these 3 universities for reference is given below: