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More post-secondary employees make Sunshine List

More post-secondary employees make Sunshine List

More post-secondary employees make Sunshine List

Police suspensions across Ontario have cost taxpayers approximately $134 million over the past 11 years, according to an exclusive database compiled by CBC News that surveyed reports about hundreds of officers who were sent home with pay after being accused of misconduct or breaking the law.

London hospital boss Jackie Schleifer Taylor is the fourth-highest paid hospital executive in the province.

Liberal MPP John Fraser, who levelled the gravy train accusation, attempted to drive home that point by gifting Premier Doug Ford a can of mushroom gravy.

Mississauga’s part of the Sunshine List salary disclosure is out and retired senior official is the highest paid city employee, while Mississauga Fire and MiWay transit staff continue to make up the most of the $100,000 and up pay list.

The Town of Collingwood had 63 employees on the province’s annual public sector salary disclosure list for last year.

Chris Nepszy, who Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens fired using strong mayor powers, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Windsor.

More public health care sector workers earning over $100,000 a year