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Citizenship and Immigration Sunshine List 2002

Also filed as Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade (2014), Citizenship & Immigration (2003–2005, 2007–2013) and Citizenship (2001–2002).

16 employees earning $100K+ · median $120,173 · average $125,498 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Citizenship and Immigration in 2002?

WILLIAM ALLEN, Deputy Minister, was paid $211,298 in 2002 — the highest total compensation among 16 Citizenship and Immigration employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $120,173.

WILLIAM ALLEN

All Employees · 16 in 2002

#NameTitle as filedSalaryTotal
1WILLIAM ALLENDeputy Minister$202,011$211,298
2PAMELA BRYANTADM, Citizenship Division$149,109$149,399
3GEOFFREY QUIRTADM, Seniors' Secretariat$145,581$145,871
4WALTER BILYKDir., Technology & Business Solutions$137,004$137,261
5ROBERT MONTGOMERYADM, Regional & Corporate Services$125,780$126,040
6DARCEL THOMPSONHuman Resources Consultant$124,757$124,879
7CHARLES BOUSKILLDirector, Regional Services$122,041$122,264
8IAIN MICHAEL KLUGMANADM, Special Projects$120,410$120,650
9NANCY NAVKARDirector, Human Resources$119,936$120,137
10GLENN COURTTeam Leader, Public Affairs$115,749$115,906
11KEITH MADLEYMgr., Business & Fiscal Planning$109,685$109,858
12DAVID CLIFFORDDirector, Corporate Services$108,711$108,911
13MARY SPENCEProj. Dir., Equal Opp. & Disability Part.$108,546$108,770
14SUSAN SEABYExec. Dir., Ontario Women's Directorate$108,009$108,232
15KATHERINE HEWSONDir., Citizenship Development$107,018$107,236
16NADIA TEMPLEDir., Accessibility Directorate$103,627$103,843