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Soo Kim Lee

Solicitor 1 at City Of Toronto. On Ontario’s disclosure list 26 years between 2000 and 2025.

Salary disclosure2025
Soo Kim Lee
Solicitor 1
City Of Toronto
Salary paid
$226,895.89
Taxable benefits
$355.56
Total disclosed
$227,251.45
Source: Government of Ontario, Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996. © King’s Printer for Ontario.
Change from 2024: +$16,830 (+8.0%)
26years on
the list

Among 135 people with the title “Solicitor 1” in 2025

Paid more than 80% of them. Their median: $225,240.

Among 13,079 people at City Of Toronto in 2025

212th highest paid. Their median: $128,018.

Paid more than 97% of everyone on the 2025 disclosure list, which only lists people paid $100,000 or more.

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Salary by year

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YearSalaryMedian for the job
2000$105,784$116,597
2001$128,068$114,301
2002$125,191$126,829
2003$133,516$133,516
2004$133,857$133,851
2005$140,185$140,164
2006$144,380$144,379
2007$149,965$149,921
2008$152,718$152,718
2009$151,581$149,731
2010$151,156$151,156
2011$158,948$158,948
2012$162,051$162,051
2013$163,531$162,350
2014$176,680$170,975
2015$171,014$166,607
2016$173,232$169,748
2017$178,772$167,377
2018$177,591$172,421
2019$179,804$174,564
2020$185,006$178,070
2021$185,406$175,553
2022$188,696$187,964
2023$207,501$201,338
2024$210,066$208,171
2025$226,896$225,240

History

YearEmployer and jobSalaryBenefitsChange
2025City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$226,896$356+$16,830 (+8.0%)
2024City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$210,066$1,369+$2,566 (+1.2%)
2023City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$207,501$1,534+$18,804 (+10.0%)
2022City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$188,696$1,390+$3,290 (+1.8%)
2021City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$185,406$1,353+$400 (+0.2%)
2020City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$185,006$2,314+$5,203 (+2.9%)
2019City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$179,804$4,664+$2,213 (+1.2%)
2018City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$177,591$4,649−$1,181 (−0.7%)
2017City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$178,772$3,646+$5,540 (+3.2%)
2016City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$173,232$4,618+$2,218 (+1.3%)
2015City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$171,014$4,597−$5,666 (−3.2%)
2014City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$176,680$4,624+$13,149 (+8.0%)
2013City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$163,531$7,367+$1,480 (+0.9%)
2012City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$162,051$4,018+$3,104 (+2.0%)
2011City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$158,948$4,002+$7,792 (+5.2%)
2010City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$151,156$3,905−$425 (−0.3%)
2009City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$151,581$1,044−$1,137 (−0.7%)
2008City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$152,718$1,032+$2,753 (+1.8%)
2007City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$149,965$998+$5,586 (+3.9%)
2006City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$144,380$969+$4,195 (+3.0%)
2005City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$140,185$928+$6,328 (+4.7%)
2004City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$133,857$913+$341 (+0.3%)
2003City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$133,516$1,015+$8,326 (+6.7%)
2002City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$125,191$1,272−$2,878 (−2.2%)
2001City Of TorontoSolicitor 1$128,068$1,116+$22,284 (+21.1%)
2000City Of TorontoSenior Solicitor$105,784$900

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Questions and answers

Why is Soo Kim Lee on the disclosure list?

City Of Toronto paid Soo Kim Lee $226,896 in 2025. Ontario’s public employers must disclose everyone they paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year, under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

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

What do the comparisons mean?

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