Government of Ontario – Legislative Assembly and Offices
Legislative Assembly salaries, 2003
47 people paid $100,000 or more in 2003, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.
People in 2003
47
−25.4% vs 2002
Median salary
$107,918
−7.7% vs 2002
Highest salary
$203,073
Total disclosed
$5.4M
Everyone on the 2003 list
47 people
| # | Name | Salary | Benefits | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CLAUDE DESROSIERSClerk, Legislative Assembly | $203,073 | $14,898 | +$24,738 |
| 2 | ERNIE EVESLeader, Official Opposition | $147,802 | $288 | new |
| 3 | Deborah DellerDeputy Clerk & ED Legis Serv | $145,332 | $273 | +$10,057 |
| 4 | Sylvia NemanicExecutive Director, ADM. Serv. | $139,477 | $266 | +$1,457 |
| 5 | Dennis ClarkSgt. at Arms | $137,306 | $262 | +$8,659 |
| 6 | HON. DALTON MCGUINTYPremier, Pres. Ex. Coun., Min. Int. Aff | $135,250 | $264 | new |
| 7 | ROBERT RUNCIMANMember, Prov. Parliament | $116,509 | $227 | new |
| 8 | NORMAN STERLINGMember, Prov. Parliament | $115,809 | $226 | new |
| 9 | Tim HudakMember, Prov. Parliament | $115,565 | $225 | new |
| 10 | JOHN BAIRDMember, Prov. Parliament | $114,996 | $224 | new |
| 11 | ELIZABETH WITMERMember, Prov. Parliament | $114,833 | $224 | new |
| 12 | TONY CLEMENTMinister of Health & Long-Term Care | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 13 | DIANNE CUNNINGHAMMin., Training, Colleges & Univer's | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 14 | CARL DEFARIAMinister of Citizenship & Senior | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 15 | BRENDA ELLIOTTMin., Community, Family & Children's | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 16 | JIM FLAHERTYMember, Prov. Parliament | $113,531 | $222 | new |
| 17 | HELEN JOHNSMin., Agriculture, Food & Rural Aff. | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 18 | FRANK KLEESMember, Prov. Parliament | $113,531 | $222 | new |
| 19 | JERRY OUELLETTEMember, Prov. Parliament | $113,531 | $222 | new |
| 20 | JIM WILSONMember, Prov. Parliament | $113,531 | $222 | new |
| 21 | DAVID YOUNGMin., Municipal Affairs & Housing | $113,531 | $177 | new |
| 22 | BARBARA COWIESONPC Caucus | $111,006 | $212 | +$4,124 |
| 23 | BRIAN COBURNMin., Tourism & Recreation | $110,573 | $171 | new |
| 24 | GARY CARRSpeaker | $107,918 | $163 | new |
| 25 | Brian BrethourDirector, Precinct Properties | $107,420 | $205 | +$2,230 |
| 26 | Todd DeckerClerk of Journals & Proc. Res. | $107,420 | $205 | +$3,117 |
| 27 | NICK VIRISDirector, Financial Services | $107,420 | $205 | +$5,612 |
| 28 | BILL SOMERVILLEDirector, Broad & Rec | $107,403 | $205 | +$2,146 |
| 29 | MARILYN ABRAHAMDirector, Human Resources | $107,379 | $205 | +$4,141 |
| 30 | LISA FREEDMANClk. of Comm.& Clk. at The Table | $107,379 | $205 | +$3,776 |
| 31 | RICHARD COPELANDDirector, Hansard Reopting Serv | $107,378 | $205 | +$4,911 |
| 32 | ROBERT COWIESONDir., Legis. Information Syst. | $107,322 | $205 | +$6,199 |
| 33 | GLENN ZEMDEGSDirector, Security Operations | $107,310 | $205 | +$6,618 |
| 34 | KARYN LEONARDDirector, Interp. & Public Rel | $107,309 | $205 | +$4,567 |
| 35 | HOWARD HAMPTONMember, Prov. Parliament | $107,302 | $209 | −$4,181 |
| 36 | DONNA BURTONDirector, Information Resources | $107,038 | $204 | +$6,357 |
| 37 | MATT MAYCHAKLiberal Caucus | $105,727 | $207 | +$1,038 |
| 38 | TIM COLLETDirector, Purchasing & Op. | $104,710 | $199 | new |
| 39 | HON. DWIGHT DUNCANMinister of Energy | $104,009 | $203 | new |
| 40 | JANET ECKERMinister of Finance | $103,531 | $177 | new |
| 41 | PHILIP DEWANLiberal Caucus | $102,288 | $179 | −$17,632 |
| 42 | HON. RICK BARTO>LUCCIMin., Northern Development & Mines | $101,070 | $197 | new |
| 43 | CHRIS STOCKWELLMember, Prov. Parliament | $100,983 | $157 | new |
| 44 | HON. JAMES BRADLEYMin., Tourism & Recreation | $100,396 | $196 | new |
| 45 | HON. JOHN GERRETSENMin., Municipal Affairs & Seniors | $100,396 | $196 | new |
| 46 | HON. GERARD KENNEDYMinister of Education | $100,396 | $196 | new |
| 47 | HON. DAVID RAMSAYMin., Natural Resources | $100,045 | $195 | new |
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Questions and answers
Why is someone who works at Legislative Assembly not on this list?
Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2003 are listed. Everyone else at Legislative Assembly 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