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How much does a Court Reporter make in Canada?

Court Reporter in Canada – $35,360 to $75,005 annually.

Average base salary
$26.00 /hour
Pays below Canada Average Weekly : $1,040 Monthly : $4,507 Yearly : $54,080

Salary & tax breakdown
Average cost of living
$4,056 /month
for a single person who rents in Canada

Cost of living breakdown
Last Updated: November 19, 2025

What does a Court Reporter do?

As a Court Reporter, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring justice and transparency by capturing every word spoken in legal settings. Your work provides an accurate record that judges, lawyers, and other officials rely on to make informed decisions. You'll transcribe court proceedings, legislative meetings, and more, either as part of a legal team or independently. This role is vital in courts, legislative assemblies, and even in freelance settings, offering a dynamic career path where precision and attention to detail make a real difference.

Related Skills:

Attention to Detail Computer Proficiency Legal Terminology Time Management Communication Skills

Core Skills

Attention to Detail Confidentiality Self-Motivation

Technical Skills

Computer Proficiency Editing Skills Verbatim Transcription

Foundational Skills

Legal Terminology Medical Terminology

Resource Management

Time Management

Interpersonal Skills

Communication Skills
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20,000 Canadian salary reported, updated November 19, 2025 (data source: open.canada.ca).