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Chief Information Officer salary in Ontario

56 people with this title were paid $100,000 or more in 2025. Half earned between $164,308 and $227,289.

Median salary
$193,228
+2.3% vs 2024
People on the list
56
Middle half
$164K–$227K
Highest
$470,578

Median salary by year

Among people with this title on the list.

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YearValue
1996
1997
1998$119,861
1999$134,134
2000$120,016
2001$125,950
2002$116,388
2003$119,719
2004$124,524
2005$127,292
2006$134,820
2007$144,186
2008$146,071
2009$152,266
2010$148,922
2011$156,218
2012$154,704
2013$156,796
2014$158,646
2015$152,564
2016$163,325
2017$162,356
2018$172,704
2019$173,886
2020$176,316
2021$179,797
2022$194,297
2023$185,548
2024$188,930
2025$193,228

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2025

#NameEmployerSalaryBenefitsChange
1Shiranthi ManamperiOntario Power Generation$470,578$1,304+$52,388 (+12.5%)
2Brad StromYork University$432,626$956−$36,852 (−7.8%)
3Geoffrey CroninLiquor Control Board Of Ontario$345,996$18,915+$29,163 (+9.2%)
4Andrew MesLondon Health Sciences Centre$322,481$12,509+$9,082 (+2.9%)
5Donna Kay KidwellUniversity Of Toronto$312,000$126+$128,565 (+70.1%)
6Kevin AlbertMetrolinx$306,201$1,385+$17,407 (+6.0%)
7Dhaksayan ShanmuganayagamCity Of Toronto – Toronto Transit Commission$280,383$10,058+$21,380 (+8.3%)
8Joseph AbidaoudOffice Of The Chief Electoral Officer$275,066$337+$150,709 (+121.2%)
9Brian LesserToronto Metropolitan University$244,110$1,227+$6,238 (+2.6%)
10Chad MacdonaldCity Of Burlington$239,025$846+$9,923 (+4.3%)
11Ben DaviesVector Institute$238,514$18,931+$11,634 (+5.1%)
12Sumon Kumar AcharjeeCity Of Markham$235,525$9,165new
13Nela PetkovicWilfrid Laurier University$234,003$792+$10,215 (+4.6%)
14Peter ParsanRegional Municipality Of Peel$233,924$925−$53,953 (−18.7%)
15Lewen FieldingSouthlake Health$227,289$1,792−$25,490 (−10.1%)
16Frank Di PalmaCity Of Vaughan$224,915$808+$13,145 (+6.2%)
17Amelia HoytToronto East General Hospital$224,046$780+$6,501 (+3.0%)
18André AllenAlgoma University$222,068$7,790new
19Jean-Claude LemondeCity Of Ottawa – Police Services$221,104$6,279+$113,385 (+105.3%)
20Antoine HarounRegional Municipality Of Waterloo – Police$213,084$890+$106,542 (+100.0%)
21Medhanie TekesteCity Of Brampton$213,053$710+$109,263 (+105.3%)
22Sandro CarlucciCity Of Ottawa$211,757$643+$2,263 (+1.1%)
23Stuart HendrieRegional Municipality Of Niagara$199,867$876+$12,080 (+6.4%)
24Mark McknightToronto Region Conservation Authority$197,691$642+$21,918 (+12.5%)
25Pakizah KozakHolland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital$197,232$341−$9,580 (−4.6%)
26Mark MarshallPeel District School Board$195,701$2,025+$340 (+0.2%)
27Geoff HoganNature Conservancy Of Canada$194,976$12,373
28Scott HallCity Of Brantford$193,313$1,499+$30,745 (+18.9%)
29Chris WalkerTown Of Ajax$193,143$850+$20,486 (+11.9%)
30Scott MorrowYork Catholic District School Board$191,102$102+$12,602 (+7.1%)
31Mohammad MamunCity Of Cambridge$187,676$1,181+$15,162 (+8.8%)
32Angelo CortinaHamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board$184,303$102+$15,655 (+9.3%)
33David CachiaMunicipality Of Clarington$183,590$2,429new
34Dave SchnedSt. Joseph's Health Care London$180,502$0
35Brian McphailTown Of Whitchurch-Stouffville$176,456$1,244+$36,187 (+25.8%)
36Ade OyemadeOntario Tech University$176,053$305+$27,940 (+18.9%)
37Daniel FitzgeraldKawartha Pine Ridge District School Board$175,599$0−$21,370 (−10.8%)
38Ivana MacisaacDufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board$175,000$1,335+$8,007 (+4.8%)
39Jerome St. PierreCity Of Timmins$172,838$4,047+$6,168 (+3.7%)
40Grant FrostNiagara Catholic District School Board$166,029$102−$20,403 (−10.9%)
41Moheb EkladiosCredit Valley Conservation Authority$164,338$459+$9,620 (+6.2%)
42Alastair MacleodOntario College Of Art And Design University$164,308$1,754−$265 (−0.2%)
43John HilbingTown Of Fort Erie$160,783$612new
44Simic AleksandarFinancial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario$160,526$639new
45Michael MartinTown Of Lakeshore$158,519$937+$10,705 (+7.2%)
46Jeanette VaillancourtHôpital Notre-dame Hospital (Hearst)$157,951$858+$19,692 (+14.2%)
47Peter EvansCity Of Kawartha Lakes$157,658$1,323+$19,038 (+13.7%)
48Marie-France ParadisLennox And Addington County General Hospital$142,157$1,078+$8,312 (+6.2%)
49Ian LovsinCatholic District School Board Of Eastern Ontario$141,519$0new
50Shankar RamakrishnanCompass Community Health$140,643$536−$13,040 (−8.5%)

Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Chief Information Officer in Ontario’s public sector?

$193,228 among the 56 people with this title on the 2025 list. Only people paid $100,000 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title Chief Information Officer on the list earn?

Half were paid between $164,308 and $227,289 in 2025; the highest salary was $470,578.

Which employer has the most people with the title Chief Information Officer?

Algoma University, with 1 on the 2025 list.

Has Chief Information Officer pay gone up?

The median rose 2.3% from 2024 ($188,930) to 2025. In 1998 it was $119,861.

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

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.