Save up an 2-3 month emergency fund. stick it in a high interest but always accessible savings account and never use it unless you need to. This helps if the boiler brakes but its real power is to stop panic when the shit hits the fan.

look up whatever the canadian 401k is. Money that doesn't get taxed is better always than other money.

get a credit history. even if its just a card you use on dates. credit histories are things you never have until after you bought them at very high interest rates.

after that look into index funds, bonds and property.

>>1063937
Buy the dip.
You can shelter some of that income from tax by contributing to the pension but 22? Who knows if there will be anything left when you can take it out, and at what obscene tax rate?
Stuff a TFSA full. Buy oil stocks and commodities because with 7 billion breeding monkeys resources are going to be stripped clean pretty soon, like 20 to 30 years tops is all earth has left at this rate. Don't get too heavy into the hookers and blow.
Get a financial advisor who won't rip you off, they will spot you as a mark right away.

>>1063937
Msy i ask what career pays so highly? Im a white collar grad and i dont even earn half of that.

>>1063957

Locomotive engineer. You can make six figures Canadian as a conductor as well.

I love my job. The only real downside is the lack or a schedule.