This is a list of the highest points of the Canadian provinces and territories, by height.
| Province or territory | Peak | Range or other region | Height |
| Yukon | Mount Logan | St. Elias Mountains | 5 959 m |
| British Columbia | Fairweather Mountain | St. Elias Mountains | 4 663 m |
| Alberta | Mount Columbia | Rocky Mountains | 3 747 m |
| Northwest Territories | Unnamed peak, 61°52' 127°42' † | Mackenzie Mountains | 2 773 m |
| Nunavut | Barbeau Peak | Ellesmere Island | 2 616 m |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Mount Caubvik * | Torngat Mountains | 1 652 m |
| Quebec | Mont D'Iberville * | Torngat Mountains | 1 652 m |
| Saskatchewan | Cypress Hills | 1 468 m | |
| Manitoba | Baldy Mountain | 832 m | |
| New Brunswick | Mount Carleton | 817 m | |
| Ontario | Ishpatina Ridge | 693 m | |
| Nova Scotia | Unnamed location, 46°42' 60°36' | Cape Breton Highlands | 532 m |
| Prince Edward Island | Unnamed location, 46°20' 63°25' | Queen's County | 142 m |
† The highest named peak in the Northwest Territories is Mount Sir James MacBrien, 2 762 m, also in the Mackenzie Mountains.
* This peak, which lies on the border between the two provinces, is known as Mount Caubvik in Newfoundland and Labrador and Mont D'Iberville in Quebec.
