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Environment, Conservation and Parks Sunshine List 2000

Also filed as Environment and Climate Change (2014, 2016–2018), Environment & Climate Change (2015) and Environment (1997–2013).

14 employees earning $100K+ · median $101,959 · average $115,559 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Environment, Conservation and Parks in 2000?

Stien Lal, Deputy Minister, was paid $186,586 in 2000 — the highest total compensation among 14 Environment, Conservation and Parks employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $101,959.

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All Employees · 14 in 2000

All Environment, Conservation and Parks employees disclosed in 2000
#NameSalaryTotal
1Stien LalDeputy Minister$179,825$186,586
2Dana J RichardsonADM, Corporate Management$137,093$137,458
3Carl R GriffithADM, Operations$128,846$129,208
4Douglas A BarnesADM, Integrated Environmental Planning$125,485$125,835
5James A MacleanADM, Environmental Sciences & Standards$122,483$122,823
6Desmond McKeeHead Information Technology Services$114,074$114,377
7Carmen M GauthierDirector, Business & Fiscal Planning$102,182$102,470
8Anthony RockinghamDirector, Air Policy & Climate Change$101,736$102,023
9Jim J SmithDirector, Standards Development$101,736$102,023
10Wilfred B NgDirector, Investigations & Enforcement$100,873$101,158
11Edward W PicheDirector, Env'tal Monitoring & Reporting$100,873$101,158
12Bern J SchnyderDirector, Laboratory Services$100,873$101,158
13Brian R WardDirector, Eastern Region$100,873$101,158
14Hardy M WongDirector, Water Policy$100,873$101,158

Download CSV (2000) →Released by the Government of Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996. Compiled by SunshineList.