Wealthiest People in Canada (September 4, 2022)

As of September 4, 2022, David Thomson was the wealthiest man in Canada, with an estimated net worth of 51.0 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Changpeng Zhao (No. 2, $17.4 billion), Jim Pattison (No. 3, $11.5 billion); and David Cheriton  (No. 4, $9.7 billion).

Anthony Von Mandl is the fifth-richest person in Canada, with a whopping $9.4 billion. Joseph Tsai ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $8.4 billion, followed by Alain Bouchard with $5.9 billion. Chip Wilson is placed 8th with a net worth of $5.4 billion. Mark Scheinberg   ($5.3 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top 10 wealthiest people in Canada.

CANADA BILLIONAIRES LIST

1. David Thomson & family: $51.0 billion
2. Changpeng Zhao: $17.4 billion
3. Jim Pattison: $11.5 billion
4. David Cheriton: $9.7 billion
5. Anthony Von Mandl: $9.4 billion
6. Joseph Tsai: $8.4 billion
7. Alain Bouchard: $5.9 billion
8. Chip Wilson: $5.4 billion
9. Mark Scheinberg: $5.3 billion
10. Emanuele (Lino) Saputo & family: $4.9 billion
11. Bruce Flatt: $4.5 billion
12. Huang Chulong: $4.5 billion
13. Arthur Irving: $4.4 billion
14. Daryl Katz: $4.3 billion
15. Leonid Boguslavsky: $4.0 billion
16. Carlo Fidani: $4.0 billion
17. James Irving: $4.0 billion
18. Alex Shevchenko: $4.0 billion
19. Max Lytvyn: $4.0 billion
20. Pan Dong: $3.4 billion
21. Barry Zekelman: $3.3  billion
22. Bob Gaglardi: $3.2 billion
23. Jean Coutu & family: $3.2 billion
24. Tobi Lutke: $3.1 billion
25. Guo Zhenyu & family: $2.9 billion

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