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Halton Region Conservation Authority salaries, 2023

35 people paid $100,000 or more in 2023, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2023
35
+20.7% vs 2022
Median salary
$117,254
+4.6% vs 2022
Highest salary
$296,470
Total disclosed
$4.4M

Everyone on the 2023 list

35 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Hassaan BasitPresident and Chief Executive Office$296,470$3,415+$16,884
2Barbara VealeSenior Director Watershed Management and Climate Change$165,750$418+$11,145
3Marnie PiggotDirector Finance$152,109$418+$11,130
4Kellie MccormackDirector Planning and Regulations$149,111$415+$10,180
5Craig MachanDirector Parks and Operations$148,584$413+$7,114
6Plezzie RamirezDirector Human Resources$148,375$413+$9,976
7Janette BrennerSenior Manager Water Resource Engineering$127,619$323+$8,352
8Rebecca MunroSenior Manager Corporate Services$126,337$357new
9Andrew LeemingSenior Manager Programs and Services$125,813$356+$10,060
10Garner BeckettExecutive Director Conservation Halton Foundation$125,262$354+$6,078
11Glenn FarmerManager Flood Forecasting$123,604$329+$5,303
12Kim BarrettSenior Specialist Research and Sustainability$122,906$348+$3,639
13Martin KellerSenior Manager Watershed Planning and Source Protection$122,417$347new
14Justin WeiSenior Manager Finance$120,373$342+$7,778
15Amy MayesProgram Manager Flood Hazard Mapping$119,888$329+$7,787
16Justin SilvaSenior Manager Operations$118,438$338new
17Charles PriddleManager Regulations$117,532$329+$7,710
18Linda ScottManager Visitor Services$117,254$329+$5,553
19Kristin O'ConnorCoordinator Hamilton Halton Remedial Action Plan$115,420$329+$3,319
20Lesley MatichManager Science and Monitoring$115,341$329+$5,520
21Brenna BartleyEducation Manager$113,120$323+$7,843
22Brian CoombsProject Manager Construction and Facility Assets$111,089$277+$6,813
23Matt HowattManager Environmental Planning$110,923$318+$5,307
24Sabrina Fischer-PattersonWater Resources Engineer$109,860$310+$5,184
25Jacek StrakowskiHydrogeologist and Planning$109,860$310+$5,184
26Alexandra LenarduzziWater Resources Engineer$109,787$273+$5,359
27Rod KennedyManager Facilities and Maintenance$107,602$305+$5,096
28Mark RoelofsonManager Recreation Operations$107,602$268+$5,096
29Adriana BirzaSenior Advisor Office of the Chief Executive Officer$105,811$305new
30Jennifer YoungSenior Water Resources Engineer$105,762$267new
31Tara RobinsonVisitor Services Coordinator and Retail$105,486$305+$5,066
32Nigel FinneyProject Manager Restoration and Conservation$105,204$262new
33Benjamin DavisRegional Infrastructure Team Lead$103,578$299new
34Paven SethProcurement Manager$103,267$298new
35Benjamin O'ReillyFlood Forecasting and Operations Technologist$100,765$272new

Most common jobs in 2023

Water Resources Engineer2
Coordinator Hamilton Halton Remedial Action Plan1
Director Finance1
Director Human Resources1
Director Parks and Operations1
Director Planning and Regulations1
Executive Director Conservation Halton Foundation1
Flood Forecasting and Operations Technologist1
Hydrogeologist and Planning1
Manager Environmental Planning1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Halton Region Conservation Authority not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2023 are listed. Everyone else at Halton Region Conservation Authority that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work