Many city firefighters and police constables are back on the province’s so called “Sunshine List” of public employees who made more than $100,000 last year.
They’re among over 300 city employees who made it to this year’s list.
They include Police Chief J. P. Levesque who made $247,000 and City Manager Norm Gale with a 2016 salary of $236,000.
Once again, it’s the health care field which has some of the highest salaries with Regional Hospital president and CEO Jean Bartkowiak taking in $340,000 last year.
Tracy Buckler, the head of St. Joseph’s Care Group made $315,000.
In the education sector, Lakehead University President Brian Stevenson is listed as making $364,000
You can view the province’s 2016 Public Salary Disclosure list by clicking the LINK.
News Release 2016 Ontario Public Sector Salaries DisclosedMarch 31, 2017 Making it Easier for Ontarians to Access Data and InformationThe government has released the salaries of Ontario Public Service and broader public sector employees who were paid $100,000 or more in 2016. In keeping with Ontario’s commitment to openness and transparency, the government is releasing the compendium in a downloadable, machine-readable format. The data is also available in sortable, searchable tables on Ontario.ca, making it more accessible to the public. The 2014 and 2015 salary data is also available in the same format, further supporting Ontario’s commitment to openness and transparency. Creating a more open and transparent government is part of Ontario’s plan to create jobs, grow its economy and help people in their everyday lives. |
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