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Citizenship, Culture & Recreation Sunshine List 1997

Also filed as Citizenship, Culture and Recreation (1998) and Citizenship, Culture & Rec. (1996–1997).

14 employees earning $100K+ · median $116,844 · average $117,799 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Citizenship, Culture & Recreation in 1997?

NAOMI ALBOIM, Deputy Minister, was paid $173,682 in 1997 — the highest total compensation among 14 Citizenship, Culture & Recreation employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $116,844.

NAOMI ALBOIM

All Employees · 14 in 1997

All Citizenship, Culture & Recreation employees disclosed in 1997
#NameSalaryTotal
1NAOMI ALBOIMDeputy Minister$164,687$173,682
2KAREN A COHLAdm- Citizenship Division$131,546$131,888
3ROGER GRANTDir-Legal Unit (OHRC)$122,694$123,045
4LESLEY LEWISExec Dir- Ontario Heritage Foundation$121,818$122,130
5M JANE MARLATTADM- Culture Division$119,445$119,762
6IAN E WILSONArchivist of Ontario$117,205$117,520
7J REMY BEAUREGARDExec Dir- Ont. Human Rights Comm. (OHRC)$116,956$117,272
8J.P. SCOTTADM- Sport, Recreation & Regional Serv. Div.$116,732$117,049
9ROGER GORDONAdm- Regional & Corp Services Division$112,987$113,292
10SHARON B COHENDir- Citizenship Programs Branch$106,752$107,036
11ANDREA D MAURICEDir- Policy Branch, Citizen Division$105,158$105,412
12GERRY MCNEILLYChair- Board of Inquiry (re OHRC)$104,783$105,082
13ALEXANDRA L RAFFECEO- Ontario Film Development Corporation$104,782$105,082
14MARK P FRAWLEYSenior Counsel (OHRC)$103,634$103,972

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