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People on British Columbia’s Sunshine List

41,130 people have been paid $75,000 or more by an British Columbia public employer since 2007; 22,383 were on the 2026 list. The year at a glance, then every person to find, filter and compare.

People on the 2026 list
22,383
−1.4% vs 2025
New to the list
2,263
10% of the 2026 list
On every list since 2007
315
all 20 years
People since 2007
41,130

Highest paid in 2026

Top 100
#NameEmployerSalaryChange
1Jennifer CharlesworthRep for Children & YouthBC Public Service$423,987+$4,005 (+1.0%)
2William LakeyADM Medical DirectorBC Public Service$367,563−$48,382 (−11.6%)
3Robert H WrightExecutive Director, CASP (MCM)BC Public Service$353,108+$9,052 (+2.6%)
4Shiroy DadachanjiMedical ConsultantBC Public Service$349,272+$116,714 (+50.2%)
5Brendan Gerard McCabeCrown CounselBC Public Service$345,004+$27,443 (+8.6%)
6Jessica PattersonRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$343,914−$7,584 (−2.2%)
7Kirstin MurphyRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$343,013+$15,560 (+4.8%)
8Craig YamashiroDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$342,301+$14,629 (+4.5%)
9James Bruce StewartDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$339,296+$13,075 (+4.0%)
10Maria D'ArchangeloPEA Legal Counsel Level 4BC Public Service$334,794+$42,676 (+14.6%)

At a glance

Biggest raises, 2025 to 2026

  1. Veen AldoskyBC Public Service+$147,050 (+187.4%)
  2. Brian SmithBC Public Service+$142,224 (+119.8%)
  3. Keitha Elvin–JensenBC Public Service+$141,151 (+122.2%)
  4. Susan GwillimBC Public Service+$132,712 (+107.0%)
  5. John HamBC Public Service+$124,612 (+111.6%)
  6. Brandi StocksBC Public Service+$124,354 (+124.6%)
  7. Lauren KristjansonBC Public Service+$123,913 (+112.1%)
  8. Camille CookBC Public Service+$120,793 (+117.6%)
  9. Molly GreeneBC Public Service+$120,583 (+125.3%)
  10. June Rudderham WrightBC Public Service+$117,836 (+110.0%)

Same person and employer both years; large jumps often include one-time payments.

Highest paid newcomers, 2026

  1. Aaron BurnsBC Public Service$248,816
  2. Jennifer SmithBC Public Service$227,675
  3. Ecaterina UngureanuBC Public Service$225,878
  4. Dorothy L WongBC Public Service$224,980
  5. Mark EastBC Public Service$223,183
  6. Kerry PridmoreBC Public Service$222,435
  7. William David McEwanBC Public Service$209,761
  8. Alison BrownBC Public Service$209,288
  9. Rolando AguileraBC Public Service$206,027
  10. Elizabeth FranceBC Public Service$204,887

Not on the list the year before.

On every list since 2007

  1. William LakeyBC Public Service$367,563
  2. Robert H WrightBC Public Service$353,108
  3. Brendan Gerard McCabeBC Public Service$345,004
  4. Craig YamashiroBC Public Service$342,301
  5. James Bruce StewartBC Public Service$339,296
  6. Maria D'ArchangeloBC Public Service$334,794
  7. Michael Van KlaverenBC Public Service$334,184
  8. Grant B WongBC Public Service$327,424
  9. Jenny L MachekBC Public Service$327,062
  10. Dianne M WiedemannBC Public Service$325,024

The highest paid in 2026 of the 315 people listed every year.

Pay on the 2026 list

People by salary band.

$100K–$110K3,282
$110K–$125K2,800
$125K–$150K2,045
$150K–$200K760
$200K–$300K716
$300K–$500K46
$500K or more0

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The 50 highest paid in 2026
#CompareNameEmployerSalaryChange
1Jennifer CharlesworthRep for Children & YouthBC Public Service$423,987+$4,005 (+1.0%)
2William LakeyADM Medical DirectorBC Public Service$367,563−$48,382 (−11.6%)
3Robert H WrightExecutive Director, CASP (MCM)BC Public Service$353,108+$9,052 (+2.6%)
4Shiroy DadachanjiMedical ConsultantBC Public Service$349,272+$116,714 (+50.2%)
5Brendan Gerard McCabeCrown CounselBC Public Service$345,004+$27,443 (+8.6%)
6Jessica PattersonRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$343,914−$7,584 (−2.2%)
7Kirstin MurphyRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$343,013+$15,560 (+4.8%)
8Craig YamashiroDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$342,301+$14,629 (+4.5%)
9James Bruce StewartDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$339,296+$13,075 (+4.0%)
10Maria D'ArchangeloPEA Legal Counsel Level 4BC Public Service$334,794+$42,676 (+14.6%)
11Monte R RuttanDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$334,490+$21,832 (+7.0%)
12Michael Van KlaverenDirector, CASPBC Public Service$334,184+$11,186 (+3.5%)
13Alisia K. AdamsDir Policy & Justice IssuesBC Public Service$327,872
14John LabossiereRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$327,872
15Lori Ellen StevensRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$327,872
16Kimberly WendelRegional Crown CounselBC Public Service$327,872−$8,871 (−2.6%)
17Grant B WongDirector, Legal OperationsBC Public Service$327,424−$3,684 (−1.1%)
18Jenny L MachekDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$327,062+$28,100 (+9.4%)
19Dianne M WiedemannCrown CounselBC Public Service$325,024−$9,901 (−3.0%)
20Timothy R. OuterbridgeRegistrar of COABC Public Service$324,733+$5,982 (+1.9%)
21Michael W YamanakaAssistant Medical DirectorBC Public Service$323,656−$34,918 (−9.7%)
22Joseph BellowsCrown CounselBC Public Service$321,872−$2,285 (−0.7%)
23Kimberly Henders MillerDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$319,743+$28,147 (+9.7%)
24M. Andrew MacDonaldDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$318,594+$1,464 (+0.5%)
25Christopher McPhersonCrown CounselBC Public Service$318,590+$14,343 (+4.7%)
26Debra DrissellDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$317,065+$11,647 (+3.8%)
27Gordon G MateiDeputy Director, OMCBC Public Service$315,263+$6,917 (+2.2%)
28Elliot Z PollCrown CounselBC Public Service$314,661+$2,216 (+0.7%)
29Peter K NgDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$314,631+$21,787 (+7.4%)
30Christopher JonesLegal Counsel Level 4BC Public Service$313,271+$41,683 (+15.3%)
31Margaret GailyRegistrar of Supreme CourtBC Public Service$312,699−$10,547 (−3.3%)
32Mary T AinslieCrown CounselBC Public Service$312,258+$8,012 (+2.6%)
33Gordon ComerDep Dir, Policy & LegislationBC Public Service$312,258+$10,988 (+3.6%)
34Maurizio DattiloDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$312,258+$8,011 (+2.6%)
35Joel GoldDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$312,258+$8,011 (+2.6%)
36James HughesChief Legal Technology CounselBC Public Service$312,258+$8,011 (+2.6%)
37Lesley RuzickaCrown CounselBC Public Service$312,258+$18,505 (+6.3%)
38Damienne Fox DarbySenior Communications CounselBC Public Service$311,440+$24,533 (+8.6%)
39Lara Anita VizsolyiDeputy Director, PSUBC Public Service$309,620+$20,577 (+7.1%)
40Leslie M FillinghamCrown CounselBC Public Service$308,745+$29,548 (+10.6%)
41Tyler Glen BaumanDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$306,876+$18,364 (+6.4%)
42Peter LawlessPEA Legal CounselBC Public Service$306,022+$35,510 (+13.1%)
43Daniel L MulliganAdministrative Crown CounselBC Public Service$305,048+$14,857 (+5.1%)
44Daniel PorteCrown CounselBC Public Service$301,591+$44,561 (+17.3%)
45Jonathan EadesPEA Legal Counsel Level 4BC Public Service$301,070+$29,482 (+10.9%)
46Nadia Khan FarinelliDeputy Director, LRLDBC Public Service$300,334+$21,969 (+7.9%)
47Karima ForresterCrown CounselBC Public Service$299,461+$44,602 (+17.5%)
48Paula DonnachieCrown CounselBC Public Service$299,409+$31,838 (+11.9%)
49Dianna KingsburyPublic Guardian & TrusteeBC Public Service$296,077+$3,253 (+1.1%)
50Mallory TreddenickDeputy Regional Crown CounselBC Public Service$295,818−$17,453 (−5.6%)

Questions and answers

How many people have been on the list?

41,130 people since 2007, 22,383 of them in 2026, each followed across the years they appear. 315 have been on every list since 2007.

Who was the highest paid in 2026?

Jennifer Charlesworth, Rep for Children & Youth at BC Public Service, with a salary of $423,987.

How do I find someone?

Type a name in the search box at the top, or use the finder below: choose a year and an employer, then filter by name, job, sector, salary. A filtered view can be shared: its address keeps the filters.

Can I compare two people?

Yes. Tick two people in the finder and choose “Compare 2”, or open anyone’s page and use “Compare with someone”.

How many people were paid $200,000 or more in 2026?

762, 3.4% of the 2026 list.

What is “gross salary”?

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

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $75,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Financial Information Act covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.

How do I report a mistake or ask for a record to be removed?

See Privacy and corrections. Figures are shown exactly as British Columbia published them; we fix matching mistakes and handle removal requests there.