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Citizenship, Culture & Recreation Sunshine List 1998

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

14 employees earning $100K+ · median $118,473 · average $118,277 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Citizenship, Culture & Recreation in 1998?

NAOMI L ALBOIM, Deputy Minister, was paid $180,758 in 1998 — the highest total compensation among 14 Citizenship, Culture & Recreation employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $118,473.

NAOMI L ALBOIM

All Employees · 14 in 1998

All Citizenship, Culture & Recreation employees disclosed in 1998
#NameSalaryTotal
1NAOMI L ALBOIMDeputy Minister$171,083$180,758
2M JANE MARLATTADM, Culture, Sport & Recreation Div.$131,310$131,660
3KAREN A COHLADM, Citizenship Division$129,932$130,283
4J REMY BEAUREGARDExecutive Director, Ontario Human Rights$125,257$125,601
5IAN E WILSONArchivist of Ontario$125,257$125,601
6B GRANTDirector, Legal Serv. Ont. Human Rights$122,706$123,057
7MARJORIE E MERCERExec. Dir., Ontario Heritage Foundation$122,586$122,912
8ROGER M GORDONADM, Regional & Corporate Services Div.$114,360$114,679
9RICHARD A MOORHOUSEDirector, Heritage Programs$103,010$103,284
10LAN-PHUONG NGUYEN-NAKANODirector, Information Technology Branch$102,851$103,123
11CHARLES G BOUSKILLDirector, Regional Services Branch$102,531$102,843
12T ADAMCHICKDirector, Millennium Operations$102,184$102,472
13LYN HAMILTONDirector, Arts & Cultural Industries$102,024$102,305
14ANDREA D MAURICEDir., Equal Opp. & Disability Access Br.$100,790$101,069

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