Up to 100 richest men in Canada: Forbes list

On October 3, 2026, Forbes tracked 67 male billionaires with Canada as their country of citizenship. The list below is ordered by estimated net worth in U.S. dollars.

Forbes tracks billionaires, not every wealthy person. Fewer than 100 entries does not mean there are no other wealthy men in Canada; it means the public list has fewer qualifying names.

Forbes Real-Time Billionaires

Men tracked by Forbes

1. Changpeng Zhao — US$ 114.6B (Cryptocurrency exchange)

2. Stuart Hoegner — US$ 24.7B (Cryptocurrency)

3. Christopher Olah — US$ 15.5B (Artificial intelligence)

4. Tobi Lutke — US$ 13.1B (E-commerce)

5. Joseph Tsai — US$ 12.0B (E-commerce)

6. Jim Pattison — US$ 11.8B (Diversified)

7. David Cheriton — US$ 10.5B (Google)

8. Leonid Boguslavsky — US$ 9.4B (Venture capital)

9. Daniel Nadler — US$ 7.6B (AI software)

10. Alain Bouchard — US$ 7.1B (Convinience stores)

11. Daryl Katz — US$ 7.0B (Pharmacies)

12. David Thomson — US$ 7.0B (Thomson Reuters)

13. Peter Thomson — US$ 7.0B (Thomson Reuters)

14. Stephen Smith — US$ 6.7B (Finance and investments)

15. Mark Scheinberg — US$ 6.6B (Online gambling )

16. Peter Gilgan — US$ 6.2B (Homebuilding)

17. Bruce Flatt — US$ 5.7B (Money management)

18. Emanuele (Lino) Saputo & family — US$ 5.6B (Cheese)

19. Bob Gaglardi & family — US$ 5.5B (Hotels)

20. N. Murray Edwards — US$ 5.1B (Oil & gas)

21. Ryan Cohen — US$ 5.0B (Investments)

22. Garrett Camp — US$ 4.7B (Uber)

23. Chip Wilson — US$ 4.6B (Lululemon)

24. Anthony von Mandl — US$ 4.4B (Alcoholic beverages)

25. Carlo Fidani — US$ 4.3B (Real estate)

26. Stephen Jarislowsky — US$ 3.9B (Money management)

27. Lawrence Stroll — US$ 3.7B (Fashion investments)

28. Barry Zekelman — US$ 3.6B (Steel)

29. Pierre Karl Péladeau — US$ 3.5B (Media)

30. Jean Coutu & family — US$ 3.4B (Drugstores)

31. Michael Latifi — US$ 3.4B (Meat processing)

32. Jacques D'Amours — US$ 3.3B (Convenience stores)

33. Mark Leonard & family — US$ 3.2B (Software)

34. Jack Cockwell — US$ 3.1B (Real estate, private equity)

35. Larry Tanenbaum — US$ 2.8B (Sports)

36. Mitchell Goldhar — US$ 2.8B (Real estate)

37. Hal Jackman — US$ 2.6B (Insurance, investments)

38. Stephan Crétier — US$ 2.6B (Private security)

39. Robert G. Miller — US$ 2.6B (Electronics components)

40. Jay Hennick — US$ 2.5B (Real estate finance)

41. Eric Sprott — US$ 2.5B (Asset management)

42. Charles Bronfman — US$ 2.5B (Liquor)

43. V. Prem Watsa — US$ 2.4B (Insurance, investments)

44. John Phillips — US$ 2.3B (investments)

45. Bill Malhotra — US$ 2.2B (Real estate)

46. Clayton Zekelman — US$ 2.2B (Steel)

47. Brian Hill — US$ 2.2B (Fashion retailer)

48. Serge Godin — US$ 2.0B (Information technology)

49. Richard Fortin — US$ 1.9B (Convinience stores)

50. Alex Shevchenko — US$ 1.9B (Software)

51. Max Lytvyn — US$ 1.9B (Software)

52. Alan Zekelman — US$ 1.9B (Steel)

53. Ivan Zhao — US$ 1.7B (Software)

54. Guy Laliberté — US$ 1.7B (Cirque du Soleil)

55. Brandt Louie — US$ 1.6B (Drugstores)

56. Terence (Terry) Matthews — US$ 1.6B (Telecom)

57. Stewart Butterfield — US$ 1.6B (Messaging software)

58. Gerald Schwartz — US$ 1.5B (Finance)

59. Sam Pollock — US$ 1.5B (Private equity)

60. Philip Fayer — US$ 1.4B (Fintech)

61. Elly Reisman — US$ 1.4B (Homebuilding)

62. Huang Chulong — US$ 1.4B (Real estate)

63. Richard Warke — US$ 1.3B (Mining)

64. Michael Andlauer — US$ 1.3B (Logistics, sports)

65. Réal Plourde — US$ 1.2B (Convenience stores)

66. James Cameron — US$ 1.1B (Movies)

67. K. Rai Sahi — US$ 1.1B (real estate)