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Brett Gibson

19 salary records across 3 employers, 2014–2025.

These records share a name. Some may belong to the same person over a career; some may belong to different people.

Source: Ontario’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure — names paid $100,000 or more that year. How we build this · Report an error on this page

Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2025First Class Fire Fighter$141,240Benefits $951Total $142,191
2024First Class Fire Fighter$133,401Benefits $1,001Total $134,402
2023First Class Fire Fighter$140,224Benefits $961Total $141,185
2022First Class Fire Fighter$125,663Benefits $833Total $126,496
2021First Class Fire Fighter$124,044Benefits $761Total $124,805
2020First Class Fire Fighter$119,326Benefits $549Total $119,875
2019First Class Fire Fighter$118,634Benefits $549Total $119,182
2018First Class Fire Fighter$110,320Benefits $536Total $110,856
2017First Class Fire Fighter$123,071Benefits $512Total $123,583
2016First Class Fire Fighter$102,403Benefits $515Total $102,919
2015First Class Fire Fighter$101,231Benefits $540Total $101,771
2014First Class Fire Fighter$104,104Benefits $519Total $104,622
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2025Police Constable$139,685Benefits $486Total $140,171
2024Police Constable$125,386Benefits $474Total $125,860
2023Police Constable$113,293Benefits $456Total $113,749
2022Police Constable$108,011Benefits $571Total $108,581
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2025Program Manager, Trades and Apprenticeship$125,691Benefits $143Total $125,834
2024Program Manager, Trades and Apprenticeship$124,606Benefits $145Total $124,751
2023Program Manager, Workforce Development$119,391Benefits $165Total $119,556