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Michel Lord

21 salary records across 2 employers, 2005–2025.

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
2015Professor Of French$159,135Benefits $283Total $159,419
2014Professor of French$143,697Benefits $357Total $144,054
2013Professor of French$153,675Benefits $408Total $154,083
2012Professor of French$149,426Benefits $408Total $149,833
2011Professor of French$144,468Benefits $408Total $144,876
2010Professor of French$129,951Benefits $393Total $130,344
2009Professor of French and Acting Chair$135,229Benefits $378Total $135,606
2008Professor, French$121,802Benefits $368Total $122,170
2007Professor, French, German, Italian$106,358Benefits $346Total $106,704
2006Professor French, German, Italian$101,410Benefits $349Total $101,759
2005Professor, French, German, Italian$102,086Benefits $362Total $102,448
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2025Detective Constable$140,458Benefits $1,042Total $141,500
2024Detective Constable$127,312Benefits $1,013Total $128,325
2023Detective Constable$123,344Benefits $826Total $124,169
2022Detective Constable$120,962Benefits $756Total $121,718
2021Detective Constable$120,295Benefits $751Total $121,045
2020Detective Constable$115,924Benefits $688Total $116,612
2019Detective Constable$119,428Benefits $522Total $119,950
2018Detective Constable$114,140Benefits $512Total $114,652
2017Detective Constable$116,819Benefits $484Total $117,303
2016Detective Constable$109,778Benefits $488Total $110,266