Fastest Typists in Canada

Most Canadian keyboards are plain US ANSI QWERTY, though the bilingual CSA layout is common in Quebec and in government procurement — it keeps the letters in QWERTY positions but adds accented characters and a second Enter-adjacent key. For English word tests the two are equivalent, so Canadian scores compare directly with the global board.

Canadian English keeps British -our spellings alongside American -ize endings, but the word lists here draw on common English vocabulary rather than any single regional standard, so spelling conventions never cost you accuracy. If you want the test that best reflects everyday writing, Medium Words at 60 seconds is the benchmark; Programming mode is the one to pick if most of your typing is code.

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