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Tribunal Member salary in Alberta

85 people with this title were paid $159,676 or more in 2025. Half earned between $6,013 and $35,468.

Median salary
$19,155
+15.7% vs 2024
People on the list
85
Middle half
$6.0K–$35.5K
Highest
$275,904

Median salary by year

Among people with this title on the list. The line is the same median in 2025 dollars, by Alberta’s consumer price index (Statistics Canada, table 18-10-0005-01).

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YearMedianIn 2025 dollars
2020$10,116$12,039
2021$8,172$9,425
2022$6,318$6,846
2023$18,990$19,927
2024$16,549$16,872
2025$19,155$19,155

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2025.

$100K–$125K1
$125K–$150K0
$150K–$200K1
$200K–$300K1
$300K or more0

Same job, different employer

Median salary at each of the 2 employers with 5 or more people in this job, highest first, against the median for everyone with the title.

Median for everyone with this title: $19,155

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerCompensationChange
1Susan McRoryLand and Property Rights Tribunal$275,904+$4,736 (+1.7%)
2Lana YakimchukLand and Property Rights Tribunal$161,075+$8,065 (+5.3%)
3Miles WeatherallLand and Property Rights Tribunal$105,455−$2,322 (−2.2%)
4Dierdre MullenLand and Property Rights Tribunal$78,491+$4,342 (+5.9%)
5William JohnstonLand and Property Rights Tribunal$75,417+$20,781 (+38.0%)
6Donald RobertsLand and Property Rights Tribunal$73,805−$7,401 (−9.1%)
7Barbara SamuelsLand and Property Rights Tribunal$62,393+$10,076 (+19.3%)
8Lawrence FlemingLand and Property Rights Tribunal$58,683+$4,246 (+7.8%)
9Terri MannLand and Property Rights Tribunal$58,618+$5,019 (+9.4%)
10Cynthia DickinsAlberta Human Rights Commission$55,125−$26,147 (−32.2%)
11Gail SokolanLand and Property Rights Tribunal$53,713−$6,963 (−11.5%)
12Harold WilliamsLand and Property Rights Tribunal$52,373+$913 (+1.8%)
13Ijeoma OfodileLand and Property Rights Tribunal$51,072−$18,902 (−27.0%)
14Rabie AbdelhamidAlberta Human Rights Commission$48,021+$43,759 (+1026.7%)
15Jeffrey DawsonLand and Property Rights Tribunal$47,595+$28,511 (+149.4%)
16Laura DunhamLand and Property Rights Tribunal$44,452−$28,968 (−39.5%)
17Brenda HiseyLand and Property Rights Tribunal$43,305+$18,557 (+75.0%)
18Heesung KimLand and Property Rights Tribunal$42,845−$30,532 (−41.6%)
19Steven KellyLand and Property Rights Tribunal$38,611+$7,346 (+23.5%)
20Mark ObergLand and Property Rights Tribunal$36,695+$17,625 (+92.4%)
21Glenn SellandLand and Property Rights Tribunal$35,589−$7,891 (−18.1%)
22Karen ScottAlberta Human Rights Commission$35,468+$11,731 (+49.4%)
23Ivan WeleschukLand and Property Rights Tribunal$34,692+$3,086 (+9.8%)
24Evaristus OshioneboAlberta Human Rights Commission$34,599−$3,177 (−8.4%)
25John MathiasLand and Property Rights Tribunal$34,207+$22,297 (+187.2%)
26Tamara BewsLand and Property Rights Tribunal$32,868−$5,238 (−13.7%)
27Dennis WoolseyLand and Property Rights Tribunal$30,858+$9,897 (+47.2%)
28Dennis DeyLand and Property Rights Tribunal$30,774−$10,951 (−26.2%)
29Erika RingseisAlberta Human Rights Commission$29,401−$3,480 (−10.6%)
30Jack JonesLand and Property Rights Tribunal$28,820−$4,482 (−13.5%)
31Kevin BickfordLand and Property Rights Tribunal$28,631+$14,751 (+106.3%)
32Earl WilliamsLand and Property Rights Tribunal$28,565−$22,633 (−44.2%)
33Sandra BadejoAlberta Human Rights Commission$26,843+$9,035 (+50.7%)
34Gary NewcombeLand and Property Rights Tribunal$25,793+$7,857 (+43.8%)
35Line LacasseLand and Property Rights Tribunal$24,610+$2,005 (+8.9%)
36Larry LovenLand and Property Rights Tribunal$24,368+$908 (+3.9%)
37Gary RichardsonLand and Property Rights Tribunal$24,153+$17,441 (+259.8%)
38Bryan HorrocksLand and Property Rights Tribunal$23,265−$2,958 (−11.3%)
39Peter YackulicLand and Property Rights Tribunal$22,785+$6,337 (+38.5%)
40Gregory KrischkeLand and Property Rights Tribunal$22,056+$14,583 (+195.1%)
41Sandor NagyLand and Property Rights Tribunal$20,354+$7,037 (+52.8%)
42David ThomasLand and Property Rights Tribunal$19,391+$2,084 (+12.0%)
43Michelle WilliamsonLand and Property Rights Tribunal$19,155−$519 (−2.6%)
44Jessica GillAlberta Human Rights Commission$19,149+$12,927 (+207.8%)
45Dana ChristiansonAlberta Human Rights Commission$19,112+$11,918 (+165.7%)
46Romeo RojasLand and Property Rights Tribunal$17,045−$61,426 (−78.3%)
47Megan PerryLand and Property Rights Tribunal$16,366−$183 (−1.1%)
48Janet MitchellLand and Property Rights Tribunal$15,783−$1,712 (−9.8%)
49Teresa HaykowskyAlberta Human Rights Commission$15,374+$5,962 (+63.3%)
50Wilma ShimAlberta Human Rights Commission$15,010−$4,490 (−23.0%)

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Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Tribunal Member in Alberta’s public sector?

$19,155 among the 85 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $159,676 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title Tribunal Member on the list earn?

Half were paid between $6,013 and $35,468 in 2025; the highest salary was $275,904.

Which employer pays Tribunal Member the most?

Land and Property Rights Tribunal: a median of $23,265 among 63 people in 2025, the highest of the employers with 5 or more in this job.

Which employer has the most people with the title Tribunal Member?

Land and Property Rights Tribunal, with 63 on the 2025 list.

How many people with the title Tribunal Member are on the list?

85 in 2025, up from 14 in 2020.

How does Tribunal Member pay compare with the whole list?

Its median, $19,155, is 89.3% below the median of everyone on the 2025 list ($178,591).

How much does a Tribunal Member make at Land and Property Rights Tribunal?

The median salary of the 63 people with this title at Land and Property Rights Tribunal was $23,265 in 2025.

How much does a Tribunal Member make at Alberta Human Rights Commission?

The median salary of the 18 people with this title at Alberta Human Rights Commission was $15,192 in 2025.

Has Tribunal Member pay gone up?

The median rose 15.7% from 2024 ($16,549) to 2025. In 2020 it was $10,116.

What is “compensation”?

The one pay figure Alberta publishes for each person for the year, shown as published. Alberta does not publish taxable benefits separately, so none are shown. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $159,676 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.