Canada Air Purifier Market - By Technology, By Product Type, By Coverage Area, By Price Range, By End User, By Distribution Channel, Growth Forecast, 2025 – 2034

Canada Air Purifier Market Size

The Canada air purifier market size was valued at USD 276.7 million in 2024 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% between 2025 and 2034. The market for Canada air purifiers is expanding due to the increasing rates of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, increased disposable income, rising consumer awareness, owing to increased concern for health & environment concerns, and sustainability.
 

Due to these unprecedented changes, there is considerable awareness amongst the consumers of the impact of low indoor air quality on health. Canada has been experiencing climate change, wildfires, and smoke pollution deteriorating the air quality in the outdoors as well as indoors. According to the World Resources Institute Global Forest Watch initiative and the University of Maryland, the wildfires burned roughly 7.8 million hectares of forests in Canada in 2023. Québec, Northwest Territories, Alberta and British Columbia all experienced record high tree cover loss due to fires in 2023.
 

The growth of the air purifier market in Canada is also driven significantly by rising consumer awareness, owing to increased concern for health & environment concerns, and sustainability. Over the past decade, Canadians have become educated regarding indoor allergens, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mold spores, pet dander and particulate matter. The rising awareness can be attributed to campaigns, the growing popularity of wellness and lifestyle trends, wildfires that have suddenly raised concerns regarding air quality, and air quality concerns. This has led to the invention of HEPA filters, smart air purifiers that measure air quality in real time, and activated carbon smart purifiers.
 

Consequently, Canadian consumers are better informed because of the information available on the internet regarding their products as well as benefits of air purifiers. Moreover, increased urbanization has created demand for highly efficient and compact air purification devices, further contributing to the market growth. Thus, the increasing consumer awareness in Canada is driving the market growth.
 

Canada Air Purifier Market Trends

• The Canada market is evolving rapidly with the advanced technology such as smart features; built Wi-Fi these advancements are allowing users to access and control air quality remotely. The devices can be connected through the Internet of Things (IoT) to smartphones or other devices within a smart home ecosystem. This ensures real-time information check regarding air quality, setting adjustments, and notification updates related to the filter status and air quality levels.
   
• More industry players are adopting AI and machine-learning frameworks to optimize the functions of air purifiers. AI can modify the functioning of smart purifier to suit the conditions of the environment and change automatically to the preset settings for ideal air quality. It can also track the user by monitoring consumer preferences and habits, tailored to the user, increasing efficiency.
   
• Blueair has launched a new line of air purifiers: the Blue Pure Max series which features improvements in performance, design, and smart capabilities. This series integrates Blueair’s HEPASilent technology with BlueAir proprietary to improve the speed, silence, and intelligence of the air purification process.
   

Canada Air Purifier Market Analysis

Based on the technology, the Canada market is divided into HEPA filters, Activated carbon filters, Ionic filters, UV filters and Others. In 2024, HEPA filters dominated the market generating revenue of USD 116.8 million and expected to grow at a CAGR of over 6.7% during the forecast period.
 

• HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters are the leading in the Canadian air purifier market because of their effectiveness in eliminating airborne particles including dust, pollen, mold, and pet dander. HEPA filters are extremely effective in capturing 0.3-micron particles at 99.97% efficiency, making them the best choice for homes with allergy or asthma patients.
   
• Activated carbon filters have an essential supporting function in air cleaning by acting against gaseous contaminants, odors, VOCs (volatile organic compounds), and chemical fumes. This is especially significant in Canadian homes that employ cleaning products, in cities with vehicle exhaust, and in homes that experience smoke from forest fires an increasingly common problem across provinces such as British Columbia and Alberta.
   
• Ionic air purifiers market share in Canada continues to be modest and niche usually appealing to low-maintenance or portable unit buyers. However, because of health issues and growing consumer awareness regarding ozone danger, ionic purifiers are less popular among medically sensitive settings. Regulatory stress and surging demand for HEPA-based substitutes continue to limit their expansion in the Canadian market.
   
• UV air purifier functions based on UV-C light, that efficiently eliminates bacteria, viruses, and mold spores. In Canada, this segment has grown due to the increased focus on indoor hygiene in both the healthcare and hospitality sectors. Although UV filters are not standalone products and are incorporated with HEPA and carbon filters for improved purification process. Their application is growing significantly in medical clinics and public institutions.
   
• Other segments include photocatalytic oxidation (PCO), cold plasma, and nanofiber filters. These systems appeal to consumers seeking high-performance and advanced multi-layered air purification. The segment holds scope for research and development of innovative and environment friendly solutions.
   

Based on product type, the Canada air purifier market is segmented into portable/standalone air purifiers, in-duct air purifiers, smart air purifiers, and car air purifier. In 2024, the portable/standalone air purifiers segment dominates the market with 46% market share and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 6.3% from 2025 to 2034.
 

• Portable or standalone air purifier are the most significant and dominant category in the Canadian market. These products are preferred by their portability, convenience, and reasonable upfront cost. These devices are commonly sold at big-box retailers such as Canadian Tire, Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart, which further lends itself to mass-market acceptance.
   
• Compact car air purifiers are particularly preferred in metropolitan areas with dense traffic congestion, high pollution levels, and wildfire events. These devices located in vehicles often utilize HEPA filters, activated carbon, and ionization technology to eliminate odor, dust, and other airborne particles from the vehicle. The growing awareness for in-vehicle air quality is expected to drive the segment growth.
   

Based on coverage area, the Canada air purifier market is segmented into up to 300 sq. ft., 300-600 sq. ft., 600-1000 sq. ft., and above 1000 sq. ft. In 2024, the 300-600 sq. ft., segment dominates the market and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 6.3% from 2025 to 2034.
 

• Air purifiers with coverage area of up to 300 sq. ft. are designed for spaces such as bedrooms, home offices, or even dorm rooms, as well as studio apartments. These types of air purifiers are lightweight and affordable, containing HEPA or carbon filters. Their functions are typically limited to adjustable fan speeds and filter change alerts. 
   
• The air purifiers with coverage area of 300-600 sq. ft. are the most popular in Canada. It is used in large bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens. Air purifiers in this category are equipped with advanced features like air quality sensors and multi-stage HEPA filtration, offering smart auto mode options. They also fit the mid-range budget, thus providing value and quality at an affordable price. 
   
• Air purifiers with coverage area between 600 to 1000 sq. ft can be used for entire apartments, as well as open concept spaces and basements, can be used in areas sized. This segment is mostly targeted towards individuals suffering from respiratory ailments, allergies and wildfire risks. Air purifiers covering this segment are large, offer high-performance and advanced filtration systems.
   
• Air purifiers with coverage above 1000 sq. ft. are used for large homes, offices, educational and healthcare facilities. These are usually high-capacity or whole-room systems, often integrated into HVAC units or operating as standalone floor units. They are marketed as premium or luxury products, that offer high airflow rates, medical grade filtration, advanced UV sterilization or smart systems.
   

In terms of provenience, the Ontario led the Canada air purifier market with about 36% of the Canada market share and estimated USD 99.9 million in revenue during 2024.
 

• Ontario is the major market for air purifiers in Canada, driven specifically by population density and presence of large urban areas. The metropolitan cities such as Toronto and Ottawa, increased concern regarding pollution, allergens, and indoor air quality, further contribute to the market growth. In Ontario, the demand across both the residential and commercial sectors is strong, particularly condos, offices and schools, as well as healthcare facilities. In Ontario, consumers tend to purchase mid-to-premium smart air purifiers equipped with HEPA and activated carbon filters.
   
• Quebec constitutes a significant share of the market, with Montreal and Quebec City serving as primary metropolitan hubs. Consumer awareness regarding indoor air quality, especially in older buildings with poor ventilation, is rising, further contributing to the market growth. There is a transition towards mid-range air purifiers that offer bilingual (English/French) commands and interfaces. There is also increasing demand for air purifiers with advanced design and advanced functions.
   
• The demand for air purifiers in the British Columbia is driven by environmental concerns, particularly from wildfire smoke. The province has some of the highest air quality awareness levels in the country. Consumers often prioritize units with high efficiency HEPA filters and real-time monitoring with air quality sensors. There is high demand during the wildfire season, both for portable as well as whole-home systems. Consumers also tend to prefer low impact, sustainable, and energy-efficient products. Additionally, smart air purifiers are gaining popularity among urban families.
   
• In Alberta, the air purifier market is growing due to urbanization in cities like Calgary and Edmonton as well as wildfire and industrial smoke exposure, exposure of which results in chronic hazard. Due to the climate-change in this province, energy efficiency is particularly focused on by consumers, at minimal energy costs.  There is a growing consumer interest with both increased demand for smart & mid-range air purifiers for residential and commercial usage. Consumers prefer middle-range smart air purifier systems because they want sophisticated air cleaning solutions at an affordable price.
   

Canada Air Purifier Market Share

• The top five companies in Canada market are Camfil, Austin Air Systems, Blueair, Bionaire, Dyson Canada and they collectively hold a share of 18%-22% in the market.
   
• These companies continue to acquire and merge with others, expand facilities, and make various collaborations to increase their product offerings, access customer bases, and secure their market positions.
   
• Camfil completes its acquisition with Airepure Australia Group, which includes the acquisition of Filter Tech Australia. This acquisition will help strengthen Camfil’s position as a global leader in air filtration, offering innovative clean air solution that benefit our customers across the industry in Australia.
   
• SharkNinja Announced the Strategic Acquisition of Qfeeltech, China’s artificial intelligence and robotics startup company. The aim of this acquisition is to strengthen its capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision, and robotics, particularly for use in smart home and cleaning appliances.
   

Canada Air Purifier Market Companies

Major players operating in the Canada air purifier industry are:

• Airpura Industries
• AtmosC
• AustinAir
• Blueair
• Camfil
• Daikin Industries
• Dyson Canada
• Honeywell Canada
• IQAir
• LG Electronics Canada
• Newell Brands Canada (Bionaire)
• Philips Canada
• Samsung Electronics
• SharkNinja
• Sharp Electronics of Canada
   

To improve the product and market share key players are constantly investing in technological activities and are also entering into partnerships to provide improved and better solutions for the customers. These investments are benefiting both companies and customers as they help develop and offer solutions as per the changing technological trends and thus the customer requirements.
 

IQAir announced perfecto whole house air purifier series for homeowners seeking the convenience of a high-performance whole-home air cleaning solution. IQAir offers turnkey, white glove installation.
 

Canada Air Purifier Industry News

• In February 2025, LG Electronics launched the PuriCare AeroHit, featuring a modern design for an air purifier as well as advanced air cleaning capabilities. The AeroHit is equipped with the multi-layer 360° Aero Series H Filter which helps to eliminate dust particles, encapsulated odors, viruses and allergens.
   
• In August 2024, Austin Air Systems launched the Austin "it" Personal Air Purifier, a small and mobile air cleaner aimed at delivering dependable clean air in defined personal spaces. The Austin “it” weighs only 11 pounds and is made of steel housing which aids it in being both functional and portable.
   
• In June 2024, IQAir, a Swiss air quality technology company, launched its new XE series of air purifiers in North America. This next-generation line builds upon the company’s renowned high-performance models, featuring significant enhancements in energy efficiency, smart functionality, and filtration capabilities.
   
• In March 2023, Blueair introduced its new Blue Pure Max line of air purifiers, marking a significant upgrade in performance, design, and smart features. This series combines Blueair’s proprietary HEPASilent technology with thoughtful design elements to deliver faster, quieter, and smarter air purification.
   

The Canada air purifier market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue (USD Million) and volume (Thousand Units) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Technology

• HEPA filters
• Activated carbon filters
• Ionic filters
• UV filters
• Others

Market, By Product Type

• Portable/standalone air purifiers
• In-duct air purifiers
• Smart air purifiers
• Car air purifier

Market, By Price Range

• Economy (under USD 200)
• Mid-range (USD 200-500)
• Premium (USD 500-1000)
• Luxury (above USD 1000)

Market, By Coverage Area

• Up to 300 sq. ft.
• 300-600 sq. ft.
• 600-1000 sq. ft.
• Above 1000 sq. ft.  

Market, By End Use

• Residential
• Commercial
  • Offices and workplaces
  • Healthcare facilities
  • Educational institutions
  • Hospitality sector
  • Retail spaces
• Industrial
  • Manufacturing facilities
  • Food processing
  • Pharmaceutical industry  

Market, By Distribution Channel  

• Online retail
  • E-commerce platforms
  • Company website
  • Online marketplaces
  • Institutional sales
• Offline retail
  • Specialty stores
  • Department stores
  • Hypermarkets and supermarkets
  • Home improvement stores

The above information is provided for the following province:

• Ontario
• Quebec
• British Columbia
• Alberta
• Rest of Canada