Ontario · NOC 73300

Truck Driver Jobs in Ontario — 2026

3 truck driver jobs posted in Ontario in the last four weeks, with salary benchmarks, licensing notes and the employers hiring most.

Jobs available
3
Median salary
$74,880
NOC code
73300

About truck driver work in Ontario

Salary range

Postings for transport truck drivers in Ontario run from about $59,280 at the 25th percentile to $76,960 at the 75th, with a median of $74,880 per year (2026-08, 338 postings).

$35,855median $74,880$350,000

NOC code

73300 — Transport truck drivers. This is the code you enter for Express Entry, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), and Job Bank.

Licensing and qualifications

Yes. Tractor-trailer work needs a Class 1 licence (Class AZ in Ontario) with mandatory entry-level training; straight trucks need Class 3 or DZ. Cross-border routes also need a valid passport and FAST card.

What employers ask for: The commercial licence class named in the posting, a clean driver’s abstract, and usually one to two years of verifiable experience for highway work.

LMIA and immigration

None of the current truck driver postings in Ontario are flagged LMIA-eligible. Newcomers can also look at the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) and the LMIA employer list.

Live postings

Latest truck driver jobs in Ontario

Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary for a truck driver in Ontario?
The median salary for transport truck drivers in Ontario is $74,880 per year, with most postings between $59,280 and $76,960 (2026-08). 2 of the 3 current Truck Driver postings in Ontario on Jobily state a salary.
Do I need a Canadian licence to work as a truck driver in Ontario?
Yes. Yes. Tractor-trailer work needs a Class 1 licence (Class AZ in Ontario) with mandatory entry-level training; straight trucks need Class 3 or DZ. Cross-border routes also need a valid passport and FAST card.
What is the NOC code for truck driver?
The NOC 2021 code for truck driver is 73300 (Transport truck drivers). This is the code used for Express Entry, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), and Job Bank.