Public Salaries
Government of Ontario – Ministries

Infrastructure salaries, 2013

35 people paid $100,000 or more in 2013, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2013
35
−5.4% vs 2012
Median salary
$107,542
−4.6% vs 2012
Highest salary
$224,695
Total disclosed
$4.2M

Everyone on the 2013 list

35 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Andrew FaganDeputy Minister$224,695$16,521$0 (0.0%)
2Paula DillProvincial Development Facilitator$200,000$0$0 (0.0%)
3MARIA VIDAL-RIBASAssistant Deputy Minister, Realty$184,519$249−$19,110 (−9.4%)
4Chris GiannekosAssistant Deputy Minister, Infrastructure Policy and Planning$156,681$231$0 (0.0%)
5Bruce SingbushAssistant Deputy Minister, Realty$153,346$231+$7,891 (+5.4%)
6Larry ClayAssistant Deputy Minister, Ontario Growth Secretariat$144,812$218+$6,664 (+4.8%)
7Adam RedishDirector, Growth Policy, Planning and Analysis$138,862$207$0 (0.0%)
8Mary BartolomucciDirector, Realty Policy$131,000$207$0 (0.0%)
9Margaret AllanDirector, Realty Management$121,984$193$0 (0.0%)
10Kwai MiuDirector, Social Infrastructure$120,280$181+$2,874 (+2.4%)
11Joe IannaceDirector, Economic Infrastructure$119,478$189$0 (0.0%)
12Christopher TerechDirector, Capital Planning$118,943$170+$8,289 (+7.5%)
13Trevor DauphineeDirector, Capital Planning$114,606$181+$12,116 (+11.8%)
14Edwin SlugockiSenior Policy Advisor$112,773$172$0 (0.0%)
15Joseph VecchiollaPolicy Lead$112,773$172$0 (0.0%)
16Antonio DitarantoPortfolio Lead$112,390$172−$383 (−0.3%)
17Scott PeggDirector, Intergovernmental Policy$110,987$170−$1,846 (−1.6%)
18Joanne LorenziExecutive Assistant$107,542$168$0 (0.0%)
19Carol MercerManager, Realty Policy$106,449$162+$5,434 (+5.4%)
20Charles O'HaraManager, Growth Policy$105,335$167−$1,070 (−1.0%)
21Trevor FleckManager, Infrastructure Finance$105,294$167−$1,390 (−1.3%)
22BARBARA KODirector, Policy and Planning$104,392$115−$33,757 (−24.4%)
23Melissa GordonPolicy Lead$104,368$160+$1,633 (+1.6%)
24Andrew TheoharisSenior Associate$104,082$157+$396 (+0.4%)
25Lena TaylorSenior Policy Advisor$104,029$159+$1,293 (+1.3%)
26Katherine RustonSenior Policy Lead$103,255$159−$1,971 (−1.9%)
27Norma ForrestSenior Associate$102,736$157$0 (0.0%)
28MICHELLE MASONSenior Associate$102,736$157new
29KATHRYN MILLSSenior Associate$102,736$157$0 (0.0%)
30Darryl SoshyckiManager, Partnerships and Consultation$100,963$160$0 (0.0%)
31Mirjana PanticSenior Policy Advisor$100,887$160new
32RALPH EADESSenior Policy Advisor$100,827$143new
33Maya HarrisManager, Planning and Analysis$100,259$158new
34Paul HaynesPolicy Coordinator$100,238$159−$2,091 (−2.0%)
35John ParrinelloSenior Policy Advisor$100,166$157−$2,093 (−2.0%)

Most common jobs in 2013

Senior Policy Advisor5
Senior Associate4
Assistant Deputy Minister, Realty2
Director, Capital Planning2
Policy Lead2
Assistant Deputy Minister, Infrastructure Policy and Planning1
Assistant Deputy Minister, Ontario Growth Secretariat1
Deputy Minister1
Director, Economic Infrastructure1
Director, Growth Policy, Planning and Analysis1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Infrastructure not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2013 are listed. Everyone else at Infrastructure 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