Who cracks six figures - or more - among Ontario's civil servants?
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The Globe and Mail
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The 2011 Public Sector Salary Disclosure list was released Friday, detailing the names, positions, salaries and taxable benefits of public employees paid $100,000 or more.
The table below is grouped by category and sorted by salary. Click a header to sort by a different column. You can also download the source data.
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Scroll down to view the entire table. Here are some notable entries:
Thomas Mitchell, President & CEO of Ontario Power Generation, tops the list with $1.8-million in salary.
Hendrik Reinders, a teacher in the Near North District School Board, earned $410,216 in salary, the most of any school board member.
The highest paid police constable is Edward Bednarowski of the Regional Municipality of Niagara with $164,939.15 in salary. He wasn't on the list in 2010.
William Moriarty, president of the University of Toronto's Asset Management Corporation, topped the list of Ontario universities with $655,995.
Family physician Stephen Oldridge earned the most benefits with $151,864.53 (on top of $193,415 in salary).
Clifford Nordal was the highest paid hospital CEO, with $1.45-million, an increase of 50 per cent from 2010.
