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Citizenship and Immigration Sunshine List 2005

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

17 employees earning $100K+ · median $116,995 · average $127,638 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Citizenship and Immigration in 2005?

Joan Andrew, Deputy Minister, was paid $161,004 in 2005 — the highest total compensation among 17 Citizenship and Immigration employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $116,995.

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All Employees · 17 in 2005

All Citizenship and Immigration employees disclosed in 2005
#NameSalaryTotal
1Joan AndrewDeputy Minister$159,400$161,004
2Pamela BryantAssistant Deputy Minister$157,033$157,281
3Robert MontgomeryADM, Regional & Corporate Services$150,441$150,688
4Geoffrey QuirtADM, Seniors' Secretariat$149,507$149,748
5Bernadette SulgitDirector, Communications$146,291$146,529
6Katherine HewsonAssistant Deputy Minister, Citizenship$140,471$140,689
7Walter BilykDir., Technology & Business Solutions$140,267$140,498
8Fareed AminDeputy Minister$128,132$132,710
9Riet VerheggenDirector, Citizenship Development$114,897$118,925
10David CliffordDirector, Finance & Administration$116,995$117,187
11Susan SeabyExec. Dir., Ontario Women's Directorate$114,182$114,369
12Nadia TempleDirector, Accessibility Directorate$114,182$114,369
13Rachele DabraioDirector, Ontario Honours & Awards$112,771$112,956
14Charles BouskillDirector, Regional Services$112,188$112,373
15Sandra CifaniManager, Business Solutions$107,421$107,592
16Cindy LamDirector, Human Resources$105,501$105,669
17Wen-Kao ChanSr. Manager, Info. Systems Development$100,158$100,323

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