Public Salaries
Government of Ontario – Ministries

Municipal Affairs and Housing salaries, 2004

29 people paid $100,000 or more in 2004, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2004
29
−6.5% vs 2003
Median salary
$110,215
−0.9% vs 2003
Highest salary
$186,509
Total disclosed
$3.4M

Everyone on the 2004 list

29 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1JOHN BURKEDeputy Minister$186,509$15,028−$14,262 (−7.1%)
2DOUGLAS BARNESADM, Housing Division$142,012$249−$10,016 (−6.6%)
3ELIZABETH MC LARENADM, Municipal Services$142,012$249−$6,488 (−4.4%)
4DANA RICHARDSONADM, Local Government Division$142,012$249−$6,488 (−4.4%)
5J. TEMPLEADM, Business Mgmt. Division$142,012$249−$10,016 (−6.6%)
6LESLIE FINCHAMHead, Tech. & Bus. Solutions$132,647$231−$1,232 (−0.9%)
7CHRISTINE DUKELOWADM, Rural Development$116,990$202+$5,611 (+5.0%)
8Janet HopeDirector, Municipal Finance$113,432$195−$1,814 (−1.6%)
9DIANA L. JARDINEDir., Municipal Programs & Ed. Br.$112,839$195−$3,394 (−2.9%)
10IAN SMITHRegional Director, MSO - North West$112,574$195−$5 (−0.0%)
11KAREN CHANDirector, Rural Investments Br.$112,190$194−$89 (−0.1%)
12Audrey BennettDir., Prov'l Plng. & Environmental Srvcs$111,002$193−$278 (−0.3%)
13ELSPETH SHTERNDir., Corporate Planning$110,741$192−$435 (−0.4%)
14Diane PhillipsonDirector, Organizational Effectiveness$110,417$192−$962 (−0.9%)
15ROBERT BALABANDir., Controllership & Fin. Planning$110,215$192−$961 (−0.9%)
16ROSS FAIRRegional Director, MSO - Eastern$109,398$173−$398 (−0.4%)
17Larry ClayExec. Dir., Beverage Alcohol Review$108,948$191−$2,431 (−2.2%)
18Lynn BuckhamRegional Director, MSO - North East$108,537$192new
19ADRIAN MANNDirector, Communications$108,371$189+$65 (+0.1%)
20JOHN MADDOXRegional Director, MSO - South West$106,899$186+$646 (+0.6%)
21BEVERLY HENDRYRegional Director, MSO - Central$106,410$185+$262 (+0.2%)
22TONI FARLEYDirector, Social Housing Branch$106,223$185+$1,236 (+1.2%)
23ALEK ANTONIUKCo-ord., Code Development$105,716$178−$3,131 (−2.9%)
24John GryffynAsst. Mgr., Code Dev. Technical Training$102,521$175+$270 (+0.3%)
25JIM STARKMgr., Applications Services$102,501$178−$739 (−0.7%)
26Brian SavardManager, Infrastructure Support Services$102,060$172+$588 (+0.6%)
27Elizabeth HardingDirector, Market Housing$101,409$176−$4,182 (−4.0%)
28Bryan KozmanProject Director$101,409$176+$1,118 (+1.1%)
29Ling MarkDirector, Rural Dev. Policy$100,864$176new

Most common jobs in 2004

ADM, Business Mgmt. Division1
ADM, Housing Division1
ADM, Local Government Division1
ADM, Municipal Services1
ADM, Rural Development1
Asst. Mgr., Code Dev. Technical Training1
Co-ord., Code Development1
Deputy Minister1
Dir., Controllership & Fin. Planning1
Dir., Corporate Planning1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Municipal Affairs and Housing not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2004 are listed. Everyone else at Municipal Affairs and Housing 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