Last Updated On 23 November 2022, 5:05 PM EST (Toronto Time)
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is now hiring for officer-level jobs in Atlantic Canada with quick application processes and no experience requirement. The only requirement is to have a high school diploma.
You will also receive training and guidance before starting your position. Check out the eligibility requirements, offered positions, job duties and more.
Salary: $54,878 to $61,379
Position types: Temporary (term), Casual, Seasonal, Acting, Deployment, Secondment, Permanent (indeterminate)- Full-Time (37.5 hours/week), Part Time
Closing date: 30 November 2022 – 23:59, Pacific Time
Who can apply?
This position is open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents with postal codes beginning with A, B, C or E.
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ESDC Jobs positions and duties
Employment and Social Development Canada is hiring for several positions that also provide an opportunity to grow and expand your skills.
Some of the potential opportunities include:
Citizen Services/Passport Officers: they are directly in contact with in-person clients to offer assistance and access to federal programs and services that benefit Canadians
Payment Service Officers: provide services to the public by telephone to assist in matters like Employment Insurance (EI) benefits, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Old Age Security (OAS), etc. (Inbound Call Centre).
National Identity Services Officers: provide telephone assistance to the public (inbound call centres) on their Social Insurance Number (SIN) and support for the My Service Canada Account and National Student Loans Service Centre Account.
Payment Service Officers / Program Service Officers: handle claims for Employment Insurance (EI), Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and Old Age Security (OAS), among other things.
Integrity Services Officers educate clients on their rights and responsibilities about the type of benefits they are getting, and they perform non-complex investigations to prevent, identify, and remedy fraud.
All jobs will get training. You may be assigned various responsibilities as a PM01 Officer, depending on operational requirements.
Essential requirements
Ensure that your application demonstrates how you meet the following essential qualifications.
Education: Secondary school diplomas or employer-approved alternatives are acceptable to meet the education requirements. In an employer-approved alternative, a good PSC exam score can substitute for a secondary school diploma; or an acceptable combination of education, training, and experience). These can include:
- A high school diploma or a secondary school diploma; or
- Equivalencies issued by provincial or territorial authorities, such as General Education Development (GED), Adult Basic Education (ABE), or a high school equivalent, will be accepted.
- A degree from a recognized post-secondary school will be accepted in place of a Secondary School Diploma.
- The Public Service Commission’s General Intelligence Test 320 has been recognized as an alternative to a secondary school diploma (GIT-320).
- The appropriate combination will be determined by considering the highest degree of education obtained and the depth and breadth of training and experience gained in customer service and an office setting.
Assessments
The assessment includes meeting the language requirements, these include:
- English Essential “OR”
- French Essential “OR”
- Bilingual Imperative CBC/CBC “OR”
- Bilingual Imperative BBC/BBC
If you have a certain level of french language abilities and would like to test if you will be fit for a bilingual position, you can take an unsupervised internet test for second language writing skills.
Personal Qualities and Competencies:
- Good Oral and written communication
- Can Demonstrate Integrity and Respect
- Ability to work effectively with others
- Can think things through
- Show initiative and be action-oriented
- Have attention to detail
Other operational requirements include being willing to work overtime when needed.
How to apply for these jobs?
You only need your updated resume and education documents indicating that you meet the requirements. There is no need for cover letters.
To submit your application, click here. Ensure that you indicate the location where you would accept employment.
The inventory will keep your application active for 180 days. When your application expires, you will receive a message on the “My jobs menu” 21 days before expiring.
Suppose you let your application expire while the hiring process is ongoing. In that case, you will no longer be considered active in the inventory and will receive a notice indicating that your application has expired.
Lastly, you will need to answer a few screening questions about essential education requirements while submitting your application.
Summary
As mentioned earlier, you only need your resume to apply and need to answer essential education requirements. You may be asked to submit essential education requirement evidence during the assessment.
Essential requirements: High school diploma and language skills
Salary: $54,878 to $61,379
Closing date: 30 November 2022 – 23:59, Pacific Time
Locations:
Prince Edward Island – Charlottetown, Montague, O’Leary, Souris, Summerside
Nova Scotia – Inverness, Port Hawkesbury, Sydney, Yarmouth, Amherst, Antigonish, Bedford, Bridgewater, Dartmouth, Digby, Glace Bay, Guysborough, Halifax, Kentville, New Glasgow, North Sydney, Shelburne, Truro, Windsor
New Brunswick – Bathurst, Campbellton, Caraquet, Dalhousie, Edmundston, Fredericton, Grand Falls, Miramichi, Moncton, Richibucto, Saint John, Saint-Quentin, Shediac, Shippagan, St. Stephen, Sussex, Tracadie-Sheila, Woodstock
Newfoundland – Clarenville, Corner Brook, Gander, Grand Falls-Windsor, Happy Valley, Harbour Grace, Labrador City, Marystown, Placentia, Port Aux Basques, Rocky Harbour, Springdale, St. Anthony, St. John’s, Stephenville
For more information, visit GC jobs page.
- Official Alberta PNP Express Entry Selection Criteria For 2023
On March 28, 2023 the Alberta PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) officially known as AAIP (Alberta Advantage Immigration Program) shared stream-wise allocation and Express Entry selection criteria for 2023.
Each year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) establishes the maximum number of nomination certificates that the AAIP may issue.
Alberta PNP (AAIP) Processing Update
AAIP Stream Applications in queue Allocations remaining Processing time AAIP is assessing applications received before… Alberta Opportunity Stream Approximately 1,545 Approximately 3,310 allocations Approximately 4 months December 28, 2022 Alberta Express Entry Stream – General (includes in-demand occupation with Alberta relative) Approximately 175 Approximately 2,342 allocations Approximately 3 months February 19, 2023 Alberta Express Entry Stream – Accelerated Tech Pathway Approximately 190 Approximately 655 allocations Approximately 1 month March 18, 2023 Rural Renewal Stream Approximately 115 Approximately 515 allocations Approximately 1 month February 15, 2023 Stream Expression of Interest (EOI) scoring (estimated) – from when EOI is submitted to scoring completed Business Application decision (estimated) – from when a complete business application is received until a support letter is issued Final report and nomination (estimated) – from when final report is submitted until a final nomination decision is issued Graduate Entrepreneur Stream 1 month 5 months 4 months Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream 1 month 5 months 4 months Rural Entrepreneur Stream 1 month 5 months 4 months AAIP Stream Processing time (estimated average) – from when a complete application is submitted until a final decision is issued Farm Stream 4 months Alberta PNP (AAIP) 2023 Nomination Allocations by stream
In 2023, AAIP has already issued 1,711 nomination certificates. Below is the official summary of nomination allocation this year.
Non-Express Entry Streams – 4,875 nominations
Stream Nomination Allocation Alberta Opportunity Stream 4,240 Rural Renewal Stream 630 All (4) Entrepreneur streams 5 Express Entry Streams – 4,875 nominations
Stream Nomination Allocation Family Connection and Occupation in Demand 1,219 Accelerated Tech Pathway 1,219 Sector Priorities (that is, health care, construction, agriculture, hospitality and tourism) 2,437 AAIP Express Entry Selection Criteria 2023
The AAIP analyses available applicants in the federal Express Entry pool on a regular basis. The AAIP chooses applicants directly from the pool based on available profile information.
Following this an invitation is sent to the selected Express Entry profiles to submit a completed application to the AAIP.
However, Express Entry profiles with eligible Tech Occupations can fill out Accelerated Tech Pathway form to be considered for the upcoming draws.
The below listed criteria will be used by the Alberta Express Entry Stream draws for 2023:
- 25% of nominations will go to Express Entry profiles in high-demand occupations/NOCs who have a close familial connection (parent, child, brother or sister) in Alberta.
- Occupations with considerable cumulative imbalance on Alberta’s Occupational Outlook and professions with ‘High’ or ‘Moderately High’ demand in the Short-Term Employment Forecast are examples of in-demand occupations.
- 50% of nominations will be provided to people with a primary vocation in the health care, construction, agricultural, hospitality and tourist sectors, with priority given to those having an Alberta job offer.
- 25% AAIP nominations are reserved for the Accelerated Tech Pathway.
AAIP Express Entry Draws 2023
Date of draw Number of Invitations Draw Criteria Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score March 9, 2023 134 Family connection and primary occupation in demand, CRS score 300-500 301 February 16, 2023 100 Family connection and primary occupation in demand, CRS score 300-500 357 January 23, 2023 154 Family connection and primary occupation in demand, CRS score 300-500 385 January 19, 2023 46 Family connection and primary occupation in demand, CRS score 300-500 324 AAIP Express Entry Draws 2022
- 25% of nominations will go to Express Entry profiles in high-demand occupations/NOCs who have a close familial connection (parent, child, brother or sister) in Alberta.
- Check New IRCC Processing Times As of March 29
This page contains a list of the new updated official IRCC processing times as of March 29, 2023, as well as a comparison to the previous week’s processing timings.
For over a year, we’ve been tracking and publishing these processing times for our readers, which are officially updated weekly by the IRCC.
Please carefully read the following information to properly understand what these processing timeframes mean.
In early 2022, the IRCC upgraded its processing tool to include accurate information on typical processing durations rather than just service standard timelines.
These processing timelines are meant to offer potential immigrants and visa applicants to Canada an indication of how long it may take for a decision to be reached on their application.
These timelines are based on data collected for 80% of previously processed applications over the last 6 months and are meant to offer the most recent weekly processing timings.
This does not guarantee that your application will be processed in the same amount of time.
Because it is an average of the processing times for 80% of the applications, the processing time for your application may be longer or shorter than displayed.
Please keep in mind that the processing time begins when the IRCC receives the application and concludes when the immigration officer determines whether or not to accept the application.
Citizenship & PR cards IRCC Processing Times
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Citizenship grant 23 months No Change Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship)* 14 months No Change Resumption of citizenship 30 months No Change Renunciation of Citizenship 14 months No Change Search of citizenship records 16 months No Change New PR card 29 days – 3 Days PR card renewals 63 days – 3 Days *Citizenship certificate (evidence of citizenship): Applications from countries other than Canada and the United States may be processed more slowly.
The IRCC is currently sending acknowledgement of receipt (AOR) letters or emails to paper and online citizenship applicants who applied between February 13th, 2023.
Family Sponsorship Processing times
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Spouse or common-law partner living outside Canada 16 months No Change Spouse or common-law partner living inside Canada 13 months No Change Parents or Grandparents PR 39 months No Change Canadian Passport Processing times
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From
Last WeekIn-Canada New Passport (Regular application submitted in person at Service Canada Centre – Passport services) 10 business days No Change In-Canada New Passport (Regular application submitted by mail to Service Canada Centre) 20 business days No Change In-Canda Urgent pick-up By the end of next business day No Change In-Canada Express pick-up 2-9 business days No Change Regular passport application mailed from outside Canada 20 business days No Change Economic Class Permanent Residency Processing Time
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Canadian Experience Class (CEC) 12 months No Change Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) 30 months No Change Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) 70 months (not updated
by IRCC since March 1)No Change Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) via Express Entry 11 months No Change Non-Express Entry PNP 20 months No Change Quebec Skilled Workers (QSW) 20 months No Change Quebec Business Class
entrepreneurs (Quebec)
investors (Quebec)
self-employed persons (Quebec)67 months No Change Federal Self-Employed 43 months No Change Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP) 24 months No Change Start-Up Visa 33 months No Change Temporary Residence Application Processing times
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Visitor visa outside Canada Varies by country
India: 25 Days
Nigeria: 357 Days
United States: 14 Days
Pakistan: 235 Days
Philippines: 29 Days
UAE: 319 Days
Bangladesh: 239 Days
Sri Lanka: 125 Days
United Kingdom: 31 Days– 12 Days for India
+ 6 Days for Nigeria
– 3 Days for United States
+ 114 Days for Pakistan
– 1 Day for Philippines
– 4 Days for UAE
+ 99 Day for Bangladesh
+ 23 Days for Sri Lanka
+1 Day for UKVisitor visa inside Canada Online: 11 days
Paper-Based: 33 daysNo Change Parents or Grandparents Super Visa Varies by country
India: 123 Days
Nigeria: 686 Days
United States: 192 Days
Pakistan: 422 Days
Philippines: 226 Days
UAE: 327 Days
Bangladesh: 253 Days
Sri Lanka: 307 Days
United Kingdom: 190 Days– 4 Days for India
+ 6 Days for Nigeria
+ 71 Days for United States
– 40 Days for Pakistan
– 5 Days for Philippines
+ 1 Day for UAE
No Change for Bangladesh
– 11 Days for Sri Lanka
+ 8 Days for UKStudy Permit Outside Canada 9 Weeks – 1 Week Visitor Extension (Visitor Record) Online: 183 days
Paper-Based: 85 days+ 2 Days (Online)
No Change for Paper-BasedStudy Permit Inside Canada 2 Weeks – 1 Week Study Permit Extension Online: 69 Days
Paper-Based: 99 Days– 8 Days (Online)
No Change for Paper-BasedWork Permit Outside Canada* Varies by country
India: 8 Weeks
Nigeria: 26 Weeks
United States: 10 Weeks
Pakistan: 47 Weeks
Philippines: 9 Weeks
UAE: 37 Weeks
Bangladesh: 46 Weeks
Sri Lanka: 19 Weeks
United Kingdom: 12 WeeksNo Change for India
+ 1 Week for Nigeria
– 4 Weeks for United States
+ 1 Week for Pakistan
– 1 Week for Philippines
– 2 Weeks for UAE
+ 7 Weeks for Bangladesh
+ 1 Week for Sri Lanka
No Change for UKWork Permit Inside Canada Online: 148 Days
Paper-Based: 25 Days– 3 Days (Online)
– 3 Days for paper-basedInternational Experience Canada (Current Season) 4 Weeks + 1 Week Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP) 23 Days + 2 Days Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) 5 minutes No Change *Applications for critical occupations are being prioritized at this time. If you are not applying for a position in an essential occupation, your processing time may be longer than stated above.
- New Express Entry Draw Declares CRS Cutoff At 481
Today, new IRCC Express Entry draw issues 7,000 invitations to apply (ITA) for Canada permanent residency (PR), to applicants having a CRS score of 481 or above.
Express Entry draws are usually held bi-weekly, but today’s draw is the third back-to-back weekly round of invitations.
Details of the IRCC Express Entry draw today
- Date and time of round: March 29, 2023 13:44:01 UTC
- No Program Specified
- Number of invitations issued: 7,000
- Rank required to be invited to apply: 7,000 or above
- CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 481
- Tie-breaking rule: February 14, 2023 07:35:00 UTC
Just FYI, we now have a dedicated online Express Entry page which is updated as soon as the draw is out. Click here to visit our Express Entry page.
A total of 21,000 invitations to apply have been issued in last 3 consecutive weeks and CRS cut off score has dropped all the way from 490 to 481.
This is the lowest cutoff score since the beginning of “no program specified” draws post pandemic.
However, this could just be the “good days” prior to starting of new “targeted Express Entry draws” this year.
Next Express Entry Draw Prediction
Our CRS cut off score prediction last week just missed by 1 point. We predicted today’s cutoff at 480, but it came at 481.
This prediction is based on our analysis of CRS score distribution in the pool on the draw day and anticipation of new profiles until then.
Similarly, our next draw predication sees the cut off score to be around 476-478 for no program specified draws (if draw is held next week).
If no program specified draw is held after two weeks now, then the cut off is expected to be around 480.
The CRS score distribution of applicants in the Express Entry pool as of March 29, 2023 is shown below.
March 29 CRS score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool
Click here for all the previous Express Entry draws.
Official IRCC processing times for Express Entry – March 23, 2023.
- Canadian Experience Class – 12 months
- Federal Skilled Worker Program – 30 months
- Federal Skilled Trades Program – 70 months
- Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) via Express Entry – 11 months
- Canada Budget 2023 New Proposals For Immigration
Today, the finance minister and deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland unveiled Canada budget 2023 amid rising grocery costs.
Budget reiterated that Canada will welcome 500,000 new permanent residents per year by 2025 with the vast majority of whom will be skilled employees.
This will assist in addressing the labour shortages that so many Canadian firms are currently facing.
The budget proposes new funding to improve processing and boost visitors to Canada.
Additionally, it also allocates new funding for promoting francophone funding as well as to support legal aid for Asylum Seekers.
Canada Budget 2023 Proposal for Immigration
Canada budget 2023 proposes $104.3 million for citizenship, visitors, asylum seekers + $123.2 million for promoting francophone immigration.
As per 2022 budget, Canada already has plan to spend $1.6 billion over six years and $315 million ongoing to achieve ambitious target of welcoming 500,000 new permanent residents annually by 2025.
Moreover, $50 million is also being spend to address immigration backlogs.
Safe and Efficient Citizenship Applications: $10 million over 5 years
Applications for citizenship are screened using name-based searches rather than biometric methods like fingerprints, which are used in visa and permanent residency applications.
Name-based searches take longer and are less precise, resulting in longer processing times.
So, budget 2023 proposes $10 million over five years, beginning in 2023-24, with a remaining amortization of $14.6 million for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to implement biometrics.
Supporting Travel to Canada: $50.8 million in forgone revenue over 4 years
Canada acknowledges that Visitors to Canada generate billions of dollars in revenue. The federal government is dedicated to simplifying and streamlining the application process for anyone wishing to visit Canada, while not compromising national security.
Budget 2023 proposes expanding eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) eligibility to low-risk, trusted travellers from additional visa-required countries.
This will assist to make Canada a more appealing destination for trustworthy travellers while also allowing the government to direct resources where they are most needed, such as screening higher-risk travellers.
This approach will cost $50.8 million in forgone revenue over four years. The list of qualifying countries will be released in upcoming weeks.
Legal Aid for Asylum Seekers: $43.5 million
As per Canadian government, access to legal counsel, information, and guidance guarantees that Canada’s asylum procedure is fair and efficient for all.
In collaboration with provinces and territories, the federal government helps fund legal aid services for asylum seekers who cannot afford it.
Canada budget 2023 proposes to give Justice Canada $43.5 million in 2023-24 to sustain government financing for immigration and refugee legal aid programmes.
Francophone (French-Speaking) immigration: $123.2 million
Budget proposes $123.2 million to enhance Francophone immigration in Canada. Although, it is immigration related, but it falls under the action plan for official languages section of the budget.
This includes assistance to Canadian firms in recruiting French-speaking overseas employees and improved assistance to these immigrants after they arrive.
Grocery Rebate Canada Budget 2023
Most talked across Canada is the “grocery rebate” announced by the minister, which is a one-time payment (a maximum amount of $153 per adult, $81 per child, and $81 for singles).
As a result, eligible couples with 2 children may receive up to $467, while individuals may receive up to an extra $234. Furthermore, Seniors may receive up to $225.
This is expected to benefit For 11 million low- and modest-income Canadians and families to offset the cost of rising grocery inflation. However, this is too petite amount.
Example explained in the budget on Grocery Rebate eligibility
Sam works part-time as a cook at a restaurant, while Alex works as a clerk at a convenience store. They make $38,000 each year to support their two young children.
Increasing grocery prices have stretched their already limited budget, and they are fighting to make ends meet.
In addition to the improved Canada Workers Benefit, Canada Child Benefit, and GST Credit they already get, the Food Rebate will provide them with $467 to help them afford the healthful food their growing children require.
- Ontario-OINP Official Data On Top 20 Nominated Occupations
On March 23, 2022, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) released important data about the 2022 selections.
The OINP reached the annual PNP allocation of 9,750 nominations in December 2022.
This is an important data as it helps understand permanent residency (PR) seekers their chances of selection this year.
Apart from the international students and work experience holders in Canada, OINP is also a great option for Express Entry applicants (inside or outside Canada).
More than 60% of the nominations in 2022 were issued directly to the Express Entry profiles.
Furthermore, OINP has much higher PNP allocation (16,500) this year making the program even more attractive.
Overview of All the OINP Nominations
The OINP nominated people with employment offers from approximately 1,300 employers across all industries in Ontario in 2022.
Manufacturing, construction, and professional, scientific, and technical services were the main industries sponsored by the OINP in 2022.
OINP directly sent 13,057 invites to Express Entry profiles. Out of these, 6,149 received the nomination.
More than 50% of these were Express Entry Federal Skilled Trades category. These Express Entry profiles had CRS score as low as 266.
So, OINP turned out to be a good option for FST applicants as there was no dedicated Express Entry draw for them since 2020.
Overall 40% of the nominations across all streams were issued to to individuals with work experience or a job offer in a skilled trade occupation.
Those with work experience or a job offer in a high-tech occupation received around 25% of all nominations.
The program nominated around 150 health care employees, including over 75 nurses and personal support workers.
Ontario PNP Nominations By Stream
Top 20 Occupations Nominated
Top 20 occupations Number of nominations NOC 2173 – Software engineers and designers 729 NOC 7231 – Machinists and machining and tooling inspectors 636 NOC 7237 – Welders and related machine operators 397 NOC 7246 – Telecommunications installation and repair workers 383 NOC 2174 – Computer programmers and interactive media developers 341 NOC 2172 – Database analysts and data administrators 301 NOC 124 – Advertising, marketing and public relations managers 292 NOC 213 – Computer and information systems managers 261 NOC 6332 – Bakers 260 NOC 1122 – Professional occupations in business management consulting 233 NOC 7311 – Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics 191 NOC 601 – Corporate sales managers 187 NOC 2175 – Web designers and developers 167 NOC 7245 – Telecommunications line and cable workers 155 NOC 1121 – Human resources professionals 153 NOC 7271 – Carpenters 144 NOC 122 – Banking, credit and other investment managers 142 NOC 2171 – Information systems analysts and consultants 139 NOC 7305 – Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operators 138 NOC 631 – Restaurant and food service managers 124 All other occupations 4,377 Total 9,750 Top 10 OINP Countries By Birth
In 2022, nominations were sent to citizens from approximately 120 different countries.
The most nominations were given to candidates from India, China, and Nigeria.
Country of birth Number of nominations India 5,524 China 1,155 Nigeria 446 Iran 293 Pakistan 165 Lebanon 162 Brazil 150 South Korea 126 Vietnam 105 Portugal 91 All other countries 1,533 Total 9,750 Ontario Entrepreneur Stream Update
The Entrepreneur Stream issued 3 nominations in 2022. At the end of the year, 17 more applicants were in the compliance monitoring process for the stream.
An additional 151 applications are being processed in the stream. Five entrepreneurs have been nominated and are operating their businesses in Ontario as of December 2022.
OINP expects that by establishing their enterprises in the province, the 17 new applicants will spend approximately $10,248,746 million and employ 67 Ontarians.
Express Entry Human Capital Priorities Stream Full List Of Occupation Invited
Date Express Entry CRS Score Number of Invites Occupations Invited December 19, 2022 484 – 490 936 Data Scientists (NOC 21211)
Software engineers and designers (NOC 21231)
Computer systems developers and programmers (NOC 21230)
Software developers and programmers (NOC 21232)
Web developers and programmers (NOC 21234)
Web designers (NOC 21233)
Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 21223)
Computer and information systems managers (NOC 20012)
Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers (NOC 21311)September 28, 2022 496 and above 1,179 Data Scientists (NOC 21211)
Software engineers and designers (NOC 21231)
Computer systems developers and programmers (NOC 21230)
Software developers and programmers (NOC 21232)
Web developers and programmers (NOC 21234)
Web designers (NOC 21233)
Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 21223)
Computer and information systems managers (NOC 20012)
Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers (NOC 21311)February 22, 2022 455 – 600 773 NOC 0114 – Other administrative services managers
NOC 0122 – Banking, credit and other investment managers
NOC 0124 – Advertising, marketing and public relations managers
NOC 0125 – Other business services managers
NOC 0211 – Engineering managers
NOC 0311 – Managers in health care
NOC 0601 – Corporate sales managers
NOC 0631 – Restaurant and food service managers
NOC 0711 – Construction managers
NOC 0731 – Managers in transportation
NOC 0911 – Manufacturing managers
NOC 1121 – Human resources professionals
NOC 1122 – Professional occupations in business management consulting
NOC 2161 – Mathematicians, statisticians and actuaries
NOC 3012 – Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
NOC 3211 – Medical laboratory technologists
NOC 3231 – Opticians
NOC 3233 – Licensed practical nursesFebruary 8, 2022 463 – 467 622 Data Scientists (NOC 21211)
Software engineers and designers (NOC 21231)
Computer systems developers and programmers (NOC 21230)
Software developers and programmers (NOC 21232)
Web developers and programmers (NOC 21234)
Web designers (NOC 21233)
Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 21223)
Computer and information systems managers (NOC 20012)
Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers (NOC 21311)January 12, 2022 464 – 467 502 NOC 0114 – Other administrative services managers
NOC 0122 – Banking, credit and other investment managers
NOC 0124 – Advertising, marketing and public relations managers
NOC 0125 – Other business services managers
NOC 0211 – Engineering managers
NOC 0311 – Managers in health care
NOC 0601 – Corporate sales managers
NOC 0631 – Restaurant and food service managers
NOC 0711 – Construction managers
NOC 0731 – Managers in transportation
NOC 0911 – Manufacturing managers
NOC 1121 – Human resources professionals
NOC 1122 – Professional occupations in business management consulting
NOC 2161 – Mathematicians, statisticians and actuaries
NOC 3012 – Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
NOC 3211 – Medical laboratory technologists
NOC 3231 – Opticians
NOC 3233 – Licensed practical nursesExpress Entry Skilled Trades Stream Full List Of Eligible Occupations
The occupation of interested applicants’ Express Entry profile just has to fall into one of the key NOC 2021 groupings listed below.
- Major Group 72, technical trades and transportation officers and controllers, excluding Sub-Major Group 726, transportation officers and controllers
- Major Group 73, general trades
- Major Group 82, supervisors in natural resources, agriculture and related production
- Major Group 83, occupations in natural resources and related production
- Major Group 92, processing, manufacturing and utilities supervisors, and utilities operators and controllers
- Major Group 93, central control and process operators and aircraft assembly assemblers and inspectors, excluding Sub-Major Group 932, aircraft assemblers and aircraft assembly inspectors
- Minor Group 6320, cooks, butchers and bakers
- Unit Group 62200, chefs
Express Entry French-Speaking Stream Full List Of Occupation Invited
Date Express Entry CRS Score Number of Invites Occupations Invited December 13, 2022 341 – 490 160 41220 – Secondary school teachers
41221 – Elementary school and kindergarten teachers
43100 – Elementary and secondary school teacher assistants
41200 – University professors and lecturers
63202 – Bakers
63201 – Butchers – retail and wholesale
72100 – Machinists and machining and tooling inspectors
72106 – Welders and related machine operators
72400 – Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics
72024 – Supervisors, motor transport and other ground transit operators
73112 – Painters and decorators (except interior decorators)
72310 – Carpenters
72204 – Telecommunications line and cable installers and repairers
72311 – Cabinetmakers
72410 – Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers
72205 – Telecommunications equipment installation and cable television service technicians
72020 – Contractors and supervisors, mechanic trades
72101 – Tool and die makers
73110 – Roofers and shinglers
73102 – Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers and lathers
72014 – Contractors and supervisors, other construction trades, installers, repairers and servicers
73111 – Glaziers
73100 – Concrete finishers
72404 – Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors
72201 – Industrial electricians
72421 – Appliance servicers and repairers
72401 – Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
72200 – Electricians (except industrial and power system)
72302 – Gas fitters
72320 – Bricklayers
72300 – Plumbers
72104 – Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters
82020 – Supervisors, mining and quarrying
73402 – Drillers and blasters – surface mining, quarrying and construction
72011 – Contractors and supervisors, electrical trades and telecommunications occupationsSeptember 23, 2022 326 and above 363 NOC 0213 – Computer and Information Systems Managers
NOC 2147 – Computer Engineers (Except Software Engineers)
NOC 2172 – Database Analysts and Data Administrators
NOC 2173 – Software Engineers
NOC 2174 – Computer Programmers and Interactive Media Developers
NOC 2175 – Web Designers and Developers
NOC 3011 – Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors
NOC 3012 – Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
NOC 3111 – Specialist physicians
NOC 3112 – General practitioners and family physicians
NOC 3113 – Dentists
NOC 3114 – Veterinarians
NOC 3121 – Optometrists
NOC 3122 – Chiropractors
NOC 3124 – Allied primary health practitioners
NOC 3125 – Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treating
NOC 3131 – Pharmacists
NOC 3132 – Dietitians and nutritionists
NOC 3141 – Audiologists and speech-language pathologists
NOC 3142 – Physiotherapists
NOC 3143 – Occupational therapists
NOC 3144 – Other professional occupations in therapy and assessment
NOC 3211 – Medical laboratory technologists
NOC 3212 – Medical laboratory technicians and pathologists’ assistants
NOC 3214 – Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists
NOC 3216 – Medical sonographers
NOC 3217 – Cardiology technologists and electrophysiological diagnostic technologists, n.e.c.
NOC 3219 – Other medical technologists and technicians (except dental health)
NOC 3221 – Denturists
NOC 3222 – Dental hygienists and dental therapists
NOC 3223 – Dental technologists, technicians and laboratory assistants
NOC 3231 – Opticians
NOC 3232 – Practitioners of natural healing
NOC 3233 – Licensed Practical Nurses
NOC 3236 – Massage therapists
NOC 3237 – Other technical occupations in therapy and assessmentJune 21, 2022 440 and above 356 NOC 2173 – Software Engineers
NOC 0213 – Computer and Information Systems Managers
NOC 2172 – Database Analysts and Data Administrators
NOC 4031 – Secondary school teachers
NOC 2147 – Computer Engineers (Except Software Engineers)
NOC 2174 – Computer Programmers and Interactive Media Developers
NOC 2175 – Web Designers and Developers
NOC 4032 – Elementary school and kindergarten teachers
NOC 3211 – Medical laboratory technologists
NOC 3012 – Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
NOC 3233 – Licensed Practical NursesJune 9, 2022 481 and above 153 NOC 4031 – Secondary school teachers
NOC 5125 – Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters
NOC 4032 – Elementary school and kindergarten teachers
NOC 3211 – Medical laboratory technologists
NOC 3012 – Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nursesApril 28, 2022 460 – 467 301 All the French Speaking Express Entry Profiles with CRS cut off score of 463 – 467 February 8, 2022 463 – 467 206 All the French Speaking Express Entry Profiles with CRS cut off score of 463 – 467
- Canada Foreign Worker Program Transitioning To LMIA Online Portal Effective April 3
Effective April 3, 2023 the Canada Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) will begin shifting to the LMIA Online Portal as the primary means of submitting LMIAs.
The Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that a Canadian business or employer require before recruiting a foreign worker.
With positive LMIA, a foreign worker can apply for a work permit and come to Canada for employment.
This change to LMIA Online Portal will streamline processing even further, allowing firms to respond labour market demands more swiftly.
New Extension of Temporary Foreign Worker Program COVID Measures
Furthermore, Minister of Employment, Carla Qualtrough extended below listed temporary measures until October 23, 2023. These measures were introduced during the COVID.
- Allowing employers in seven sectors with demonstrated labour shortages (such as accommodation and food services, construction, and food manufacturing) to hire up to 30% of their workforce for low-wage positions through the TFWP;
- extending the validity period of Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) to 18 months; and
- extending the maximum duration of employment for low-wage positions to two years.
The Canadian labour market remains tighter than it was prior to the pandemic, with the job vacancy rate reaching an all-time high in the third quarter of 2021.
Still unemployment rate in Canada continues to remain near-record low at 5.0%.
As of March 19, 2023, 56.5% more files (108,592) have been processed this year than during the same time period the prior fiscal year (69,379).
Despite the huge rise in demand, national average LMIA processing times improved by more than ten days in fiscal year 2022-23.
LMIA processing times have continued to improve and are now at 29 days nationwide, down from 40 days at the start of this fiscal year.
What is the LMIA Online Portal
The LMIA Online Portal is a trustworthy and secure electronic resource.
It enables Canadian employers and third-party representatives to submit an LMIA application to Service Canada on their behalf.
LMIA Online Portal Features
Employers or third-party representatives can do the following in the LMIA Online Portal after setting up a Job Bank account:
- Submit LMIA application anytime (24×7 = 24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
- Complete or revise an LMIA application at any time prior to submitting it to Service Canada
- Upload supporting documents
- Securely pay LMIA fees
- Receive real-time updates on the status of LMIA application
- Employer can access and follow the status of application, when a third party representative is submitting an LMIA application on employer’s behalf
- View correspondence and decision letters issued by Service Canada,
- Review previously submitted applications,
- Create a new LMIA application by copying the information from a previous application, and
- Contact TFWP system experts for help with technical issues.
“We are taking a balanced approach to adjust the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to meet the changing needs of Canada’s workforce and Canadian employers. Renewing these measures addresses immediate labour shortages, while ensuring Canadians have access to jobs. We’ll continue working with provinces, territories and other partners to build the strong, skilled workforce Canada needs to support our economy.”
– Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion, Carla QualtroughHow to request an exemption
If applicants meet one of the below listed exemptions, then they may contact edsc.demande.formulaire.ptet-tfwp.form.request@servicecanada.gc.ca to make a request for an exemption and request a PDF LMIA application form.
- business name
- business telephone
- justification(s) for the exemption(s), citing the exception to which applicant is entitled
- the stream(s) applicant want to apply for
If you fulfil the requirements for the exemption, Service Canada will assess your request and make a determination. Email replies will be sent out within two business days.
LMIA Portal Exemptions
In April 2023, all LMIA application forms will be taken down from Canada.ca website.
However, employer or their representative is unable to use the LMIA Online Portal because of the below listed reasons, then they might be granted exemption from submitting the application online.
Exemption 1
Employers or their representative is/are unable get a Job Bank account if they;
- don’t have a SIN
- don’t have a payroll account number associated with CRA business number
Exemption 2
Employers is facing limitations or technical difficulties (example, limited internet or computer access).
Exemption 3
Applicants cannot use the Online Portal due to a system outage. In this situation, a notification outlining the steps to submit an LMIA application during this time will be placed on the Online Portal.
Temporary Foreign Worker LMIA Employers List
Below is the latest official list of Employers who have been issued positive LMIAs so far.
What is LMIA Online Portal?
The LMIA Online Portal is a trustworthy and secure electronic resource. It enables Canadian employers and third-party representatives to submit an LMIA application to Service Canada on their behalf.
Effective April 3, 2023 the Canada Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) will be transitioning to the LMIA Online Portal as the primary means of submitting LMIAs.
- Roxham Road Border and Safe Third Country Agreement
The Canadian government has secured an agreement with the United States on irregular migration that now allows Canada to block the Roxham Road unofficial crossing at the Canada-United States border.
On March 24, 2023, Canada and the United States announced the expansion of the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) across the whole land border, including internal waterways.
The expansion takes effect on March 25, 2023, at 12:01 a.m. EDT. If you crossed the border to seek asylum (refugee) and do not fit one of the Agreement’s exclusions, you will be deported to the United States.
As part of this commitment, Canada will accept an additional 15,000 migrants from the Western Hemisphere on a humanitarian basis over the course of the year.
This is to maintain the expansion of the safe, regular pathways already provided throughout the hemisphere as an alternative to unauthorized migration and as a path to job opportunities.
Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States are among the 23 nations of North America in the Western Hemisphere.
Apart from these, 12 countries from South America also fall in Western Hemisphere. These are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Urugya, and Venezuela.
According to sources, those positions will be new and will not reduce the number of immigrants and refugees that Canada has previously stated it will welcome.
What is Roxham Road Crossing
Roxham Road is an unofficial land border (dirt road) between Canada and United States, which runs through Quebec and New York. It is located around 50 kilometres south of Montreal.
The route serves as a popular unauthorized border crossing for asylum seekers attempting to enter Canada.
Since 2017, Canada has experienced an influx of refugees crossing the border from the United States at different irregular entry sites.
According to federal government figures, more than 39,000 persons sought refuge in Quebec in 2022 after entering the country illegally.
Roxham Road Border Crossing What is Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA)?
A safe third country is a country where an individual, passing through that country, could have made a claim for refugee protection.
Canada and United States has a Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) which means any foreign national in the United States cannot enter Canada and seek refuge.
It is illegal for an asylum seeker to cross the border anyplace other than an established port of entry.
However, once a person sets foot on the Canadian soil by any means (such as via Roxham road), then that person is lawfully permitted to apply for asylum and seek refugee status.
Previously, the STCA was only applicable at official border crossings and Roxham road is just an unofficial country-side ditch road connecting two countries.
On March 24 U.S and Canada has expanded this agreement to include all the official and unofficial borders effective March 25.
Now if any foreign national enters Canada from the United States and apply for asylum (refugee status), then Canadian authorities will return them back to the U.S.
Where is the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) applicable now?
The Safe Third Country Agreement applies to refugees seeking entrance into Canada from the United States.
- at Canada-US land border crossings
- after crossing between ports of entry and claiming refugee protection within 14 days of entering Canada
- by train, or
- at airports, only if the person seeking refugee protection in Canada has been denied refugee status in the US and is in transit through Canada after being deported from the US.
Exemptions to the STCA
Exceptions to the Agreement take into account the value of family unity, children’s best interests, and the public interest. There are four different kinds of exceptions:
- Family members.
- Unaccompanied minors.
- Document holders
- Public Interest
1. Family member exemption
Refugee applicants may be eligible for this exemption if they have a family member who:
- is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada or a protected person under Canadian immigration legislation
- has made a claim for refugee status in Canada that has been accepted by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB)
- has had his or her removal order stayed on humanitarian and compassionate grounds
- holds a valid Canadian work permit
- holds a valid Canadian study permit
- is above the age of 18 and has a refugee protection claim that has been referred to the IRB for adjudication.
Below listed relationships meet the definition of a family member:
- spouse
- legal guardian
- child
- father or mother
- sister or brother
- grandfather or grandmother
- grandchild
- uncle or aunt
- nephew or niece
- common-law partner
- same-sex spouse
2. Exemption for unaccompanied minors
Minor refugee claimants who are (under the age of 18) and
- are not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- having no spouse or common-law partner, and
- do not have a mother, father, or legal guardian in Canada or the United States.
3. Exemption of document holders
Refugee claimants may be eligible for this category of exceptions if they meet the following criteria:
- possess a valid Canadian visa (other than a transit visa)
- possess a valid work permit possess a valid study permit
- have a travel document (for permanent residents or refugees) or other valid entry document issued by Canada, or are not required (exempt) to get a temporary resident visa to visit Canada yet require a visa granted by the United States to enter the United States.
4. Public Interest Exemption
Public interest exemption applies to asylum seekers if they have been charged with or convicted of an offence that might result in the death sentence in the United States or another nation.
A refugee claimant, on the other hand, is disqualified if he or she has been deemed inadmissible in Canada on security grounds, for breaching human or international rights, or for severe crime, or if the Minister considers the person to be a threat to the public.
Is Roxham road border crossing open?
Roxham Road is no longer open to refugees seeking to enter Canada. The Canadian government and the United States have agreed to block Roxham Road, an illegal border crossing just south of Montreal.
Canada is now turning away asylum seekers trying to enter via Roxham Road.Where is Roxham Road border crossing?
Roxham Road is an unofficial land border (dirt road) that extends across Quebec and New York between Canada and the United States. It is around 50 kilometres south of Montreal.What is Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) Roxham?
The Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) between Canada and the United States (U.S.) is part of the Smart Border Action Plan between the two countries.
As per this agreement, refugee claimants are obligated to seek refugee status in the first secure nation they arrive or land in.Source: STCA
- BREAKING: New Canada Immigration Pathway Announced By IRCC
Last Updated On 23 November 2022, 5:05 PM EST (Toronto Time)March 27, 2023 – Today, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the Honourable Sean Fraser announces a new Canada Immigration pathway.
Minister offers a keynote talk and unveil new permanent residency (PR) pathway at the Empire Club of Canada in Toronto little late than scheduled time of 11:30 am EST.
Fraser spoke with NGOs, business leaders, and civil society organizations and discuss how Canada’s immigration measures can help employers from different sectors address the labour shortages.
You can select your preferred language below to read the whole announcement for better understanding.
New Immigration Pathway LIVE UPDATES:
Canada announces a new economic immigration pathway under the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) to assist firms in hiring qualified refugees and other displaced people.
The Canadian government is expanding the EMPP by establishing a new federal pathway.
In order to solve specific labour shortages in high-demand industries like healthcare, skilled crafts, and information technology, Canada has set ambitious goals for the EMPP.
During the next years, Canada will expand it further and accept 2,000 eligible refugees and other displaced people.As a result of the uniform qualifying requirements and the requirement to submit only one application, the new federal immigration program application procedure will be simpler and quicker.
The majority of applications will be approved within 6 months, allowing EMPP applicants to travel to Canada and begin employment immediately.This summer will see the launch of this new pathway, which will supplement current EMPP pathways.
The new federal pathway will allow companies additional chances to fill a variety of in-demand positions, including those for teachers, tourist and hospitality employees, truck and delivery service drivers, software engineers, web designers, mechanical and electrical engineers, and long-term care aides.
The EMPP offers EMPP candidates the chance to resume their professions and their lives in safety with their families here in Canada while giving companies another way to meet their labour market demands.The EMPP will also now take a more accommodating stance towards eligibility by allowing other displaced individuals who require international protection and lack a long-term solution to apply.
In the upcoming weeks, more details on the new federal pathway, including eligibility requirements, will be made accessible on the EMPP website.
Employers will be allowed to recruit refugees and other displaced persons who qualify under any National Occupation Classification 2021 category TEER 0-5 according to the new government gateway.
“Canada is a global leader in helping skilled refugees connect with employers struggling to find workers in critical areas, while giving newcomers the opportunity to restart their careers and their lives here in Canada. Our government will continue to develop and scale innovative immigration measures to help employers address their critical labour shortages and provide refugees with the opportunity to live in safety while rebuilding their lives.”
– The Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
Source: Canada immigration official website
Speculations Regarding the Announcement
Below listed were the some speculations around the web regarding today’s announcement:
- While some anticipated that it would have something to do with implementation of Bill C19 and expansion of Express Entry targeted pathway.
- There were also talks about new program for 15,000 migrants on a humanitarian basis from Western Hemisphere including Haiti and Central America based upon recent Biden’s visit to Canada and closure of Roxham road.
- Furthermore, some believed that it could also be related to undocumented foreign workers in Canada to address labour shortages as per the mandate letter.
- Some were expecting new pathway similar to TR to PR for international students and foreign workers.
- There were also some smoke in relation to seven sectors with labour shortages (such as accommodation and food services, construction, and food manufacturing) as per ESDC press release just before this announcement.
New Canada immigration pathway has been announced which you can watch at INC News now.
What is the new pathway of PR for Canada?
Canada announces a new economic immigration pathway under the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) to assist firms in hiring qualified refugees and other displaced people.
The majority of applications will be approved within 6 months, allowing EMPP applicants to travel to Canada and begin employment immediately.Will there be a new immigration program in Canada?
Yes, Canada will be launching a new economic immigration pathway under the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) in summer of 2023 which will have processing time of 6 months.What is EMPP – Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot?
The Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) combines economic immigration and refugee resettlement.
It is a pathway for helping talented refugees move to Canada using existing economic immigration programs and provide Canadian employers access to a fresh pool of competent people to fill job opportunities.What is the 2023 2025 Canada immigration plan?
New Canada immigration levels plan of 2023 2025 plans to accept 465,000 new immigrants in 2023, followed by 485,000 in 2024 and 500,000 in 2025.
Canada immigration news
- IEC 2023 New Round Of Invitations Sent >900 Invites
11th IEC 2023 (International Experience Canada) round of invitations for the week ending March 24 sent more than 900 invitations across three categories.
The 3 categories include the Working Holiday visa category, Young Professionals, and International Co-Op (Internship).
Over 558 invites were sent to candidates in pool from more than 30 different countries under the IEC Working Holiday visa category.
Working Holiday category now has 30,761 available spots for this year.
IEC is now slowing down on the number of invitations since more than 75% of IEC 2023 quota has been exhausted.
Citizens of only 7 countries now have an excellent probability of earning an invitation in the upcoming IEC 2023 Working Holiday category next week.
The countries with high chance of invite next week include Andorra, Croatia, Luxembourg, Norway, San Marino, Slovenia, and Sweden.
Candidates from the other countries in the Working Holiday category have a limited likelihood of earning an invitation based on the number of candidates in the pool and available slots, but they can still participate.
More than 200 invites were sent to the applicants in pool for the IEC 2023 Young Professionals category. Moreover, there are only 3,314 spots left for 2023.
Additionally, 135 invites were given to the candidates under the International Co-op (internship) category.
According to the most recent IRCC official processing update of March 23, the current IEC season has a processing time of less than three weeks.
Below listed is the category-wise data for each country on the number of invitations, applicants in the pool, and available spots.
1. IEC 2023 Working Holiday Visa Category
Country Invitations Issued This Week Total Invitations
Issued In 2023Candidates In Pool Available Spots Andorra 0 10 2 19 Australia 90 3,646 472 Unlimited Austria 0 154 25 0 Belgium 8 682 69 282 Croatia 2 80 1 225 Czech Republic 8 624 49 593 Denmark 4 182 33 212 Estonia 2 80 5 64 France 0 16,885 4,285 0 Germany 40 2,517 316 2,706 Greece 3 228 17 159 Hong Kong 3 240 16 90 Ireland 50 4,676 474 7,625 Italy 20 1,242 141 995 Japan 30 3,111 415 4,049 Korea Republic 100 7,556 1,281 1,696 Latvia 0 72 5 0 Lithuania 5 309 43 21 Luxembourg 2 21 0 65 Netherlands 10 677 71 335 New Zealand 40 1,243 116 1,589 Norway 3 49 6 99 Poland 5 479 53 359 Portugal 15 532 65 1,368 San Marino 0 4 0 22 Slovakia 4 329 23 110 Slovenia 1 28 0 67 Spain 10 1,179 119 1,079 Sweden 23 204 11 466 United Kingdom 80 5,834 746 6,466 Total 558 52,873 8,859 30,761 2. IEC Young Professionals Category
Country Invitations Issued This Week Total Invitations Issued In 2023 Candidates In Pool Available Spots Australia 3 67 3 Unlimited Austria 1 7 1 60 Chile 19 309 8 148 Costa Rica 7 136 0 36 Croatia 0 6 0 17 Czech Republic 6 133 7 62 Estonia 0 3 0 8 France 98 1,644 70 1,218 France via Volontariat international en entreprise (VIE) 11 203 38 362 Germany 15 206 9 229 Greece 3 95 0 114 Ireland 8 69 2 136 Italy 6 136 2 149 Latvia 0 6 0 6 Lithuania 0 15 0 12 Luxembourg 0 0 0 10 Norway 0 5 0 10 Poland 6 39 2 92 Portugal 0 18 0 191 Slovakia 1 31 0 16 Slovenia 1 4 0 13 Spain 5 95 5 109 Spain via ICEX Vives Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 47 Sweden 0 16 1 95 Switzerland 9 154 8 93 Taiwan 4 92 5 81 Total 203 3,489 161 3,314 3. IEC International Co-op (Internship)
Country Invitations issued this week Total Invitations Issued In 2023 Candidates In Pool Available Spots France 127 2,683 93 2,330 Ireland 3 10 3 43 Germany 4 51 4 134 Luxembourg 0 3 0 9 Switzerland 0 19 0 37 Taiwan 1 12 1 9 Total 135 2,778 101 2,562
International Experience Canada - New Sunshine List Ontario | Public Sector Salary Disclosure
Today, new Sunshine List Ontario 2023 is released by the provincial government and 3 highest paid public employees work at Ontario Power Generation.
The official Sunshine list Ontario 2023 mentions all the government employees paid more than $100,000 in 2022 contains nearly 267,000 names.
Kenneth Hartwick, CEO of the Electricity Crown Corporation is again the top earner, with a salary of little more than $1.7 million.
Two other high authority executives of the Electricity Crown Corporation earned over $1.7 million and nearly $1 million, respectively.
Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster, University Health Network President and CEO Kevin Smith, Ontario Public Service Pension Board President and CEO Mark Fuller, and Ontario Health CEO Matt Anderson all earned more than $800,000.
Salaries Of Renowned Public Personalities in Sunshine List Ontario
- Premier Doug Ford receives $208,974
- $346,303 for Jamie Wallace, Ford’s former chief of staff who is now CEO of Supplies Ontario.
- $466,057 for Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health
- $456,720 for Dr. Dirk Huyer, Chief Coroner
- $391,986 for Bonnie Lysyk, Auditor General
- $361,781 for Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Thomas Carrique
- $348,615 for TVO reporter Steve Paikin
List of Top 1000 Public Sector Earners In Ontario
Name Salary Job Title Employer Kenneth Hartwick $ 1,726,068 President and Chief Executive Officer Ontario Power Generation Dominique Miniere $ 1,694,538 Chief Strategy Officer Ontario Power Generation Michael Martelli $ 968,710 Chief Projects Officer Ontario Power Generation Phil Verster $ 856,552 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président et chef de la direction Metrolinx Kevin Smith $ 844,992 President and Chief Executive Officer University Health Network Mark Fuller $ 828,552 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président et chef de la direction Ontario Public Service Pension Board (Ontario Pension Board) Matthew Anderson $ 821,800 Chief Executive Officer/Chef de la direction Ontario Health Christopher Ginther $ 782,757 Executive Vice President Business Strategy and Commercial Management Ontario Power Generation Ronald Cohn $ 780,013 President and Chief Executive Officer The Hospital For Sick Children Timothy Rutledge $ 773,824 President and Chief Executive Officer Unity Health Toronto Jackie Schleifer Taylor $ 736,165 President and Corporate Executive Officer London Health Sciences Centre Steve Gregoris $ 732,235 Chief Nuclear Officer Ontario Power Generation Alfred Hannay $ 721,812 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président et chef de la direction Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Jayne Danska $ 717,965 Senior Scientist The Hospital For Sick Children Andy Smith $ 714,999 President, Chief Executive Officer Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre David G. Vingoe $ 697,465 Chief Executive Officer / Chef de la direction Ontario Securities Commission Kenneth Dr. Boss $ 694,225 Psychiatrist/Psychiatre North Bay Regional Health Centre Lesley Gallinger $ 693,189 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président et chef de la direction Independent Electricity System Operator Karyn Lynn Popovich $ 687,441 President And Chief Executive Officer North York General Hospital Nicolle Butcher $ 684,307 Chief Operations Officer Ontario Power Generation Gary Newton $ 684,005 President and Chief Executive Officer Sinai Health System Michelle DiEmanuele $ 682,500 Secretary of the Cabinet Trillium Health Partners Sean Granville $ 680,344 Chief Operations Officer and Chief Nuclear Officer Ontario Power Generation Bryan Macculloch $ 675,509 Chief of Police Regional Municipality Of Niagara – Niagara Reg. Police Karli Farrow $ 657,276 President and Chief Executive Officer Trillium Health Partners Gadi Mayman $ 655,641 Chief Executive Officer Ontario Financing Authority Thomas Stewart $ 648,531 President and Chief Executive Officer St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Cameron Love $ 647,124 President/Président The Ottawa Hospital Tracey Macarthur $ 642,103 President and Chief Executive Officer / Présidente-directrice générale Centre For Addiction And Mental Health Mark Knutson $ 638,357 Chief Enterprise Engineering and Chief Nuclear Engineer Ontario Power Generation Robert Macisaac $ 635,950 President and Chief Executive Officer Hamilton Health Sciences Manohar Shroff $ 632,752 Radiologist-In-Chief The Hospital For Sick Children Barbara Collins $ 628,700 President and Chief Executive Officer Humber River Hospital Altaf Stationwala $ 615,937 President and Chief Executive Officer MacKenzie Health Edward Brown $ 606,092 Executive Lead, Population Health and Value-Based Health Systems/Directeur général, Santé de la population et système de santé axé sur la valeur Ontario Health John Mauti $ 600,203 Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President – Finance Ontario Power Generation Brian Golden $ 593,206 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Denise Hardenne $ 590,628 President and Chief Executive Officer Halton Healthcare Services Corporation Janice Skot $ 585,709 President and Chief Executive Officer Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Naveed Mohammad $ 581,001 President and Chief Executive Officer William Osler Health System Dante Morra $ 580,152 Executive Vice President Trillium Health Partners Sharon Hodgson $ 578,760 Dean / Lecturer University Of Western Ontario David Branch $ 568,395 Commissioner Ontario Major Junior Hockey League George Soleas $ 567,872 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président-directeur général Liquor Control Board Of Ontario John Yoo $ 564,456 Dean / Professor / Medical Doctor University Of Western Ontario Doris Grinspun $ 562,843 Chief Executive Officer Registered Nurses Association Of Ontario David Pichora $ 559,999 President and Chief Executive Officer \ Président-directeur Générale Kingston Health Sciences Centre Jean-Philippe Julien $ 556,717 Senior Scientist The Hospital For Sick Children Lori Sullivan $ 553,008 Chief Land Based Gaming and Business Development Officer / Dirigeante principale, Jeu en établissement et Développement commercial Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Christopher Whitaker $ 552,946 President Humber College Institute Of Technology and Advanced Learning Anthony Tang $ 550,000 Professor/Medical Doctor University Of Western Ontario David Kaposi $ 547,838 Vice President Chief Investment Officer Ontario Power Generation Timothy Moseley $ 546,953 Chief Adjudicator / Arbitre en chef Ontario Securities Commission Birgit Betina Ertl-Wagner $ 546,220 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Christopher Simpson $ 540,839 Executive Vice President, Medical/Vice-président exécutif, Services médicaux Ontario Health Linda Rabeneck $ 538,519 Vice President, Prevention and Cancer Control/Vice-présidente, Prévention et lutte contre le cancer Ontario Health Stephen Scherer $ 538,326 Chief Research Institute The Hospital For Sick Children Brenda Macdonald $ 537,496 Senior Vice President New Growth and Commercial Management Ontario Power Generation Robert Myers $ 536,768 Director Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics Joshua Basseches $ 533,104 Director and Chief Executive Officer/Directeur général Royal Ontario Museum Richard Reznick $ 527,891 Professor Queen’s University Yung Wu $ 525,000 Chief Executive Officer MaRS Discovery District Dave Pridmore $ 523,358 Chief Gaming Officer / Dirigeant principal, Jeu Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Duncan Stewart $ 522,502 Executive Vice President/Vice-président exécutif Ottawa Hospital Research Institute Andrea Krystal $ 521,298 President/Chief Executive Officer Southlake Regional Health Centre Brian Silverman $ 520,459 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Helen Branson $ 519,744 Neuroradiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Wei-Yi (Scott) Liao $ 518,912 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Suzanne Laughlin $ 515,969 Neuroradiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Elysa Widjaja $ 515,094 Neuroradiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Jane Philpott $ 512,286 Dean, Chief Executive Officer (Southeastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization), Professor Queen’s University Meredith Irwin $ 511,660 Paediatrician-In-Chief SickKids and Chair Paediatric, University of Toronto The Hospital For Sick Children Dimitri Parra $ 510,567 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Joao Amaral $ 510,567 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Michael Manning $ 509,715 Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer Ontario Financing Authority Christopher Fralick $ 509,575 Chief Operating Officer Ontario Power Generation Subo Sinnathamby $ 509,133 Senior Vice President Nuclear Refurbishment Ontario Power Generation Prakash Muthusami $ 508,709 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Anne C Corbett $ 508,388 General Counsel and Executive Lead Legal, Privacy and Risk/Avocate générale et responsable exécutif des affaires juridiques, de la confidentialité et des risques Ontario Health Mark White $ 508,341 Chief Executive Officer / Directeur général Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario Pradeep Krishnan $ 507,925 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Sheila O’Brien $ 506,223 Executive Vice President University Health Network Daniel Cass $ 504,570 Executive Vice President Chief Medical Executive Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Robby Sohi $ 504,352 Senior Vice President Corporate Business Development and Strategy Ontario Power Generation Jon Franke $ 503,705 Senior Vice President Pickering A Ontario Power Generation George Chiramel $ 503,149 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Cynthia Davis $ 501,845 Chief Executive Officer Lakeridge Health Thomas Parker $ 501,556 Executive Vice President Clinical and Chief Medical Officer Unity Health Toronto David Graham $ 501,540 President and Chief Executive Officer Scarborough Health Network Viraj Mehta $ 501,174 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Melissa Horner $ 500,003 President St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Sonia Baxendale $ 500,000 President and Chief Executive Officer Global Risk Institute In Financial Services Laszlo Radvanyi $ 499,995 President and Scientific Director Ontario Institute For Cancer Research Jeff Mainland $ 499,096 Executive Vice President The Hospital For Sick Children Richard Geofroy $ 497,583 Senior Vice President Darlington Ontario Power Generation Brian D. Hodges $ 497,535 Executive Vice President University Health Network Salim Yusuf $ 497,410 Professor McMaster University Peter Shena $ 496,765 Executive Vice President and Chief Pension Officer / Vice-président directeur et chef des rentes Ontario Public Service Pension Board (Ontario Pension Board) Julia Hanigsberg $ 494,057 President and Chief Executive Officer Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Lynn Guerriero $ 493,985 President and Chief Executive Officer/Président et chef de la direction Niagara Health System Michael Lindsay $ 492,910 Chief Executive Officer/Directeur général Ontario Infrastructure And Lands Corporation (Infrastructure Ontario) Brad Wouters $ 492,351 Executive Vice President University Health Network Lynn Betzner $ 491,212 Deputy Minister Cabinet Office Melissa Hogg $ 489,753 Chief Administrative and Ethics Officer Ontario Power Generation Terence Cunningham $ 488,880 Vice President Nuclear Projects Ontario Power Generation Rima Al-Awar $ 487,761 Head, Therapeutic Innovation and Drug Discovery Ontario Institute For Cancer Research Arun Prakash $ 487,516 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Susan Christoffersen $ 487,426 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto William Strange $ 487,050 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Partha Sarathy Mohanram $ 486,179 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Mohit Bhandari $ 485,662 Professor McMaster University Albert Lauwers $ 485,498 Executive Vice President, Medical and Clinical Programs Scarborough Health Network Eric J Vandewall $ 484,851 President and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Brant Hospital Oscar Navarro Kunstmann $ 484,179 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Garth Gibson $ 483,956 President and Chief Executive Officer Vector Institute Elspeth Murray $ 482,859 Associate Dean (Master of Business Administration and Master of Management Programs), Associate Professor Queen’s University Bridget Fewtrell $ 482,175 President and Chief Executive Officer Erinoakkids Centre For Treatment And Development Anne-Marie Malek $ 481,636 President and Chief Executive Officer West Park Healthcare Centre Govind Chavhan $ 480,964 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Jeffrey Traubici $ 480,442 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Alan Daneman $ 480,245 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Homer Tien $ 480,000 President and Chief Executive Officer/ Président et directeur général ORNGE Andrea Doria $ 479,905 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Alan Shepard $ 479,600 President and Vice-Chancellor University Of Western Ontario John Hull $ 478,969 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Jane Merkley $ 478,847 Executive Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer and Chief Operating Officer Sinai Health System Moon Hung Wong $ 477,878 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Stephane Dubuc $ 477,649 Fire Investigator Solicitor General Catherine Zahn $ 477,361 Deputy Minister Health Christian Kautzky $ 477,218 Chief Investment Officer / Chef des placements Ontario Public Service Pension Board (Ontario Pension Board) Cathy Macdonald $ 476,664 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children David Goldreich $ 476,641 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Mary-Louise Greer $ 476,089 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Craig Andrew Doidge $ 476,052 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Mihnea Moldoveanu $ 476,005 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Christopher Lam $ 475,737 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Ernest Chui $ 475,711 Chief Financial Officer/Chef Des Finances Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Shi-Joon Yoo $ 475,639 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Zarir Khansaheb $ 475,624 Vice President Fleet Performance Ontario Power Generation Gregory German $ 475,539 Medical Microbiologist Unity Health Toronto Rebecca Repa $ 475,154 Executive Vice President University Health Network Thomas Mungham $ 475,000 Chief Executive Officer and Registrar/Directeur général et registrateur Alcohol And Gaming Commission Of Ontario A.Keith Stewart $ 473,998 Vice President University Health Network Feridun Hamdullahpur $ 473,447 President Emeritus University Of Waterloo Vivek Goel $ 473,447 President University Of Waterloo Richard Leary $ 473,440 Chief Executive Officer City Of Toronto – Toronto Transit Commission Rhonda, L. Lenton $ 473,176 President and Vice-Chancellor / Professor York University Kenneth Corts $ 472,782 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto George Zegarac $ 470,363 Chief Executive Officer Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation Ricardo Faingold $ 468,917 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Sarah Muttitt $ 468,382 Vice President and Chief Information Officer, SickKids, Kids Health Alliance and University Health Network The Hospital For Sick Children David O Toole $ 466,285 President and Chief Executive Officer Canadian Institute For Health Info Karim Mamdani $ 466,280 President and Chief Executive Officer Ontario Shores Centre For Mental Health Sciences Kieran Moore $ 466,057 Chief Medical Officer of Health and Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Health Health Ajay Agrawal $ 463,492 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Ole-Kristian Hope $ 463,174 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Anthony Dale $ 462,207 President and Chief Executive Officer Ontario Hospital Association Stuart Connolly $ 462,108 Physician Hamilton Health Sciences Joseph Milner $ 461,973 Professor of Operations Management and Statistics University Of Toronto Martin Offringa $ 461,857 Senior Scientist The Hospital For Sick Children Dezso Horvath $ 461,386 Professor York University Mustafa Hirji $ 461,351 Commissioner Public Health Ministry of Health Regional Municipality Of Niagara Claudia Emerson $ 461,035 Associate Professor McMaster University Prakeshkumar Shah $ 461,014 Neonatologist-in-Chief Sinai Health System Janet Morrison $ 459,811 President and Vice Chancellor Sheridan College Institute Of Technology and Advanced Learning Michael Temple $ 459,631 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Stephen Williamson $ 459,270 Professor University Of Western Ontario Stephen Lye $ 459,113 Principal Investigator, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute Sinai Health System Joel Baum $ 457,966 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Ronald Gagnon $ 457,601 President and Chief Executive Officer Grand River Hospital Corporation Dirk Huyer $ 456,720 Chief Coroner Solicitor General Anne Sado $ 454,202 President, Emeritus George Brown College Of Applied Arts and Technology Lionel Trevor Young $ 453,891 Professor and Dean, Temerty Faculty of Medicine University Of Toronto Ajay Prakash $ 453,598 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Joshua Gans $ 453,291 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Steven Davidson $ 451,833 Secretary of the Cabinet Cabinet Office Lianne Catton $ 451,736 Medical Officer of Health and Chief Executive Officer Board Of Health For The Porcupine Health Unit Leslie Byberg $ 450,642 Executive Director / Directrice générale Ontario Securities Commission Alexander Dyck $ 450,403 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Fei-Fei Liu $ 450,105 Director, Radiation Medicine University Health Network Michael Milo $ 450,029 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Tom Mikkelsen $ 450,000 President and Scientific Director Ontario Brain Institute Varinder Dua $ 449,948 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Iouri Rybak $ 449,944 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Michele Doering $ 449,944 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Lisa Van Bussel $ 449,886 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Teresa Blichowski $ 449,781 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Deana Djurdjevic $ 449,322 Chief Administrative Officer / Chef de l’administration Ontario Securities Commission Ryan Riordan $ 449,172 Director of Research (Institute for Sustainable Finance), Professor Queen’s University Edward Sargent $ 448,797 Vice-President, Research and Innovation, and Strategic Initiatives University Of Toronto Glen Whyte $ 448,615 Professor of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management University Of Toronto Jayantha Herath $ 447,666 Deputy Chief Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Paul O’Byrne $ 447,166 Dean and Vice President (Health Sciences) / Professor McMaster University Kullervo H Hynynen $ 446,490 Vice President Research Sunnybrook Research Institute Ori Rotstein $ 446,277 Vice President Research and Innovation Unity Health Toronto Cheryl Misak $ 445,628 Professor of Philosophy and Interim Director, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy University Of Toronto Linda Franklin $ 445,495 President and Chief Executive Officer Colleges Ontario Valerie Adamo $ 444,756 Chief Technology Officer / Chef de la technologie Ontario Public Service Pension Board (Ontario Pension Board) Kristopher Cunningham $ 444,342 Deputy Chief Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Mike Mcdonald $ 444,119 Executive Vice-President, Patient Care and Community Partnerships and Chief Nursing Executive\Vice-Président Adminsitratif des soins aux patients et des Partenariats Communiautaires et Chef des soins infirmiers Kingston Health Sciences Centre Alexander Kogan $ 443,754 Senior Vice President Commercial Integration and Strategy Ontario Power Generation Sarah Downey $ 443,704 President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Garron Hospital Bernard Jasmin $ 443,142 Doyen(ne) / Dean University Of Ottawa Michael Pollanen $ 443,125 Chief Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Mikhail Simutin $ 443,058 Associate Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Mashalah Eshghabadi $ 440,388 Medical Laboratory Director Norfolk General Hospital Sonya Canzian $ 439,308 Executive Vice President Clinical, People, Chief Nursing and Health Disciplines Officer Unity Health Toronto David Mccaig $ 439,161 Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Chief Financial Officer Hamilton Health Sciences Sharon Pierson $ 439,161 Executive Vice President, Clinical Operations, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Nursing Executive Hamilton Health Sciences Meric Gertler $ 438,892 President; Professor of Geography and Planning University Of Toronto Raymond Kan $ 438,250 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Gino Somers $ 437,990 Chief Paediatric Laboratory The Hospital For Sick Children Bernard Leduc $ 437,699 Président directeur-général/President and chief executive officer Hôpital Montfort Yeheskel (Heski) Bar-Isaac $ 437,352 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Jan Mahrt-Smith $ 435,193 Associate Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Bing Han $ 433,860 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Jennifer L Gray $ 433,689 Chief Financial Officer / Chef des finances Metrolinx Thomas Mccurdy $ 433,667 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Maureen Shandling $ 433,468 Executive Vice President, Academic and Medical Affairs Sinai Health System Sergei Davydenko $ 433,071 Associate Professor of Finance University Of Toronto David Lobo $ 432,775 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président et chef de la direction Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation Heather J Mcpherson $ 431,875 President and Corporate Executive Officer Women’s College Hospital David M Musyj $ 431,662 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président-directeur général Windsor Regional Hospital Reuven Jhirad $ 431,399 Deputy Chief Coroner Solicitor General Thierry Mesana $ 430,213 President/Président The University of Ottawa Heart Institute Geoffrey M Rickard $ 429,749 Program Director – Executive Department / Directeur de Programme – Département Exécutif Governing Council Of The Salvation Army In Canada Tony Mazzulli $ 429,647 Microbiologist-in-Chief Sinai Health System Johan Viljoen $ 428,794 Chief of Staff, Executive Vice President Medical Affairs / Médecin-chef et vice-président directeur, Affaires médicales Niagara Health System Kathryn Haywardmurray $ 428,547 Executive Vice President Trillium Health Partners Azizul Haque $ 428,434 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London James Orbinski $ 428,125 Professor / Director York University Aturan Shanmugalingam $ 427,397 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London E Lorenz Hassenstein $ 427,000 President and Chief Executive Officer/ Président et Chef de la Direction Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation Mohamed Lachemi $ 426,973 President Toronto Metropolitan University Robert Eric Slepin $ 426,925 Health Info System Project Director University Health Network Avi Goldfarb $ 426,752 Professor of Marketing University Of Toronto Michael Salter $ 426,163 Senior Scientist The Hospital For Sick Children Gergely Orencsak $ 425,964 Deputy Minister Finance Kevin Katz $ 424,926 Director North York General Hospital Charlotte Yates $ 423,648 President and Vice-Chancellor University Of Guelph Varouj Aivazian $ 423,295 Professor, Department of Economics University Of Toronto Lilian, K. Ng $ 423,189 Professor / Endowed Chair / Area Coordinator York University Scott Jarrett $ 423,071 Executive Vice President Trillium Health Partners Kerstin Lack $ 423,052 Chief Lottery and Customer Officer / Dirigeante principale, Loterie et Clients Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Zulfiqar Bhutta $ 422,531 Co-Director, Global Child Health The Hospital For Sick Children David Agnew $ 422,065 President Seneca College Of Applied Arts and Technology Jason Quinn $ 421,867 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Frank Martino $ 421,453 President and Chief Executive Officer William Osler Health System Matthew Pero $ 421,113 Project Leader Ontario Power Generation Dr. Plabon Ismail $ 420,962 Psychiatrist / Medical Director Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Jo-Anne Marr $ 420,290 President Oak Valley Health Kathryn J. Tinckam $ 420,000 Physician-in-Chief University Health Network Karen Greve Young $ 420,000 Chief Executive Officer Futurpreneur Canada Dr.Satish Chawla $ 419,751 Chief, Laboratory and Pathology / Chef, Laboratoire et Pathologie Niagara Health System Manfred Schneider $ 419,652 Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Management University Of Toronto Liyan Yang $ 419,575 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Dr. Achal Mishra $ 419,294 Psychiatrist / Medical Director Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Anita Mcgahan $ 418,822 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Sarah Kaplan $ 418,539 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Patrick Deane $ 418,515 Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Queen’s University Karen Fritz $ 418,407 Chief Supply Officer Ontario Power Generation Wendy Rotenberg $ 418,043 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Opher Baron $ 417,735 Professor of Operations Management and Statistics University Of Toronto Daniel Edgcumbe $ 417,625 Vice President Halton Healthcare Services Corporation Deborah Richardson $ 416,902 Deputy Minister Treasury Board Secretariat Dean Martin $ 416,380 Executive Vice President Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer Unity Health Toronto John Kelton $ 415,784 Professor McMaster University Paul Roumeliotis $ 415,721 Medical Officer of Health and Chief Executive Officer Eastern Ontario Health Unit Alan Aspuru-Guzik $ 415,706 Professor of Chemistry and Computer Science University Of Toronto Dr. Kevin Young $ 415,561 Vice President, Medical Affairs and Chief of Staff Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Hai Lu $ 415,253 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Boris Vulanovic $ 415,156 Senior Director Projects Ontario Power Generation Barry Craig $ 415,000 President Huron University College Harmanjatinder Sekhon $ 414,330 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) David Quon $ 414,144 Coroner Solicitor General Allison Sekuler $ 414,038 President and Chief Scientist, Baycrest Academy Baycrest Centre For Geriatric Care Alexander Edwards $ 413,785 Associate Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Parminder Raina $ 413,296 Director / Professor McMaster University Alessandro Gasparetto $ 412,662 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Heather Ferguson $ 412,269 Senior Vice President Business Development, Strategy and Corporate Affairs Ontario Power Generation Pauline Henry $ 412,078 Chief Pathologist Michael Garron Hospital Anne Trafford $ 411,448 Executive Vice President, Organizational Performance and Chief Information Officer Unity Health Toronto Roy Butler $ 411,367 President and Chief Executive Officer St. Joseph’s Health Care London Michael Stacey $ 411,354 Executive Vice President, Academic and Chief Medical Executive Hamilton Health Sciences Susan Brown $ 411,306 Executive Vice President, People and Transformation and Chief Human Resources Officer Sinai Health System Magdaleni Bellis $ 410,991 Medical Manager Solicitor General Carol Lambie $ 410,706 President and Chief Executive Officer Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care John Haggarty $ 410,638 Senior Medical Director Addictions and Mental Health / Directeur médical principal, toxicomanie et santé mentale St. Joseph’s Care Group Jim Clayton $ 410,070 Professor / Endowed Chair / Director York University Elizabeth Bardon $ 409,935 Vice President Missions and Strategy Integrations and Support Services\ Vice-Présidente de l’intégration des missions et stratégies et des services de soutien Kingston Health Sciences Centre John Tibbits $ 409,900 President Conestoga College Institute Of Technology and Advanced Learning Jeffery Lang $ 409,512 President And Chief Executive Officer/Président-Directeur Général Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Leonard Waverman $ 409,167 Professor McMaster University Rita Kandel $ 409,077 Pathologist-in-Chief Sinai Health System Ing-Haw Cheng $ 408,741 Associate Professor, Finance University Of Toronto Tina Dacin $ 408,601 Professor, Smith Chair Queen’s University Jason Van Wart $ 408,524 Senior Vice President Nuclear Sustainability Ontario Power Generation Dr. Patricia Lepage $ 407,878 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Gary Rose $ 407,863 Vice President New Nuclear Growth Ontario Power Generation Detlev Zwick $ 407,787 Dean / Associate Professor York University Daniel Trefler $ 407,460 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Craig Freeburn $ 407,414 Section Manager Ontario Power Generation Sean Cleary $ 407,154 Director (Smith School of Business Institute for Sustainable Finance), Director (Master of Management in Finance), Professor Queen’s University David Farrar $ 406,837 President and Vice-Chancellor McMaster University Vishal Chawla $ 406,375 Physician Chatham-Kent Community Health Centres Monique Moreau $ 406,328 Coroner Solicitor General Mohamed Abdelhaleem $ 406,293 Division Head Hematopathology, Paediatric Laboratory Medicine The Hospital For Sick Children Joanne Bezzubetz $ 406,285 President and Chief Executive Officer / Présidente et cheffe de la direction Royal Ottawa Health Care Group Douglas Kong $ 406,131 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Russell, W Belk $ 405,932 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Judy Van Clieaf $ 405,310 Vice President, Clinical Operations and Chief Nursing Officer The Hospital For Sick Children Dr. Supuneet Bismil $ 405,298 Psychiatrist / Medical Director Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Steven Hoffman $ 404,966 Professor / Senior Advisor / Advisor / Canada Research Chair / Endowed Chair York University Amer Burhan $ 404,807 Physician In Chief Ontario Shores Centre For Mental Health Sciences Larissa Matukas $ 404,128 Director of Microbiology Unity Health Toronto Stephan Jost $ 404,004 Michael and Sonja Koerner Director, and Chief Executive Officer Art Gallery Of Ontario Susanna Zagar $ 403,759 Chief Executive Officer / Directrice générale Ontario Energy Board Carla Carmichael $ 403,618 Vice President Nuclear Decommissioning Strategies Ontario Power Generation Ataollah Mazaheri $ 403,378 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Tegan Sacevich $ 403,343 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Dr. Anurita Singh $ 403,208 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Yue Li $ 402,725 Associate Professor, Department of Management University Of Toronto David Soberman $ 402,719 Professor of Marketing University Of Toronto Conrad Sauve $ 402,547 President Canadian Red Cross Society Julian Hart $ 402,338 Chief of Laboratory Medicine Joseph Brant Hospital Michael Pickup $ 402,150 Medical Manager Solicitor General Winifred Doyle $ 402,040 President and Chief Executive Officer, St. Joseph’s Health System St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Kiki Ferrari $ 402,005 Chief Operating Officer William Osler Health System Helena Florine Lobo $ 402,005 Chief Administrative Officer William Osler Health System Liza Boucher $ 401,948 Medical Manager Solicitor General Ajit Ninan $ 401,922 Medical Director Children, Community and Social Services Ailish Coblentz $ 401,639 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Rupinder Taggar $ 401,535 Executive Vice President Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Michael S Young $ 401,478 Executive Vice President Chief Administration Executive Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Shelley Babin $ 400,873 Chief Operating Officer Ontario Power Generation Suzanne Allain $ 400,345 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Dilip Soman $ 400,278 Professor of Marketing University Of Toronto Arcan Nalca $ 400,118 Associate Dean (Undergraduate Programs), Associate Professor Queen’s University Paul Smith $ 400,100 Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics Cheryl Williams $ 400,000 Executive Vice President, Clinical Operations and Chief Nursing Executive St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Janet Dancey $ 400,000 Director, Professor Queen’s University Wanda Costen $ 400,000 Dean (Smith School of Business), Professor Queen’s University Jacques Frémont $ 399,616 Recteur(rice) / President University Of Ottawa Judith M Linton $ 398,891 Executive Vice President, Clinical Institutes and Quality Programs and Chief Nursing Executive/Vice-présidente exécutive, Instituts cliniques et programmes de qualité et directrice des soins infirmiers Ontario Health Joseph Callaghan $ 398,284 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Kee-Hong Bae $ 398,199 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Mick Bhatia $ 398,181 Professor McMaster University Stephen Jurkus $ 398,010 Sergeant Solicitor General Gerard Wright $ 397,862 Professor McMaster University Nancy Savage $ 397,710 Executive Vice President Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Michael Waby $ 397,702 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Wei Wang $ 397,525 Associate Dean (Professional Graduate Programs), Director (Master of Finance – Beijing), Professor Queen’s University Gregory Steinberg $ 397,504 Professor McMaster University Aled Edwards $ 397,090 Professor, Donnelly Centre for Cellular and Biomolecular Research University Of Toronto Susy Hota $ 396,990 Director, Infection Prevention and Control University Health Network Jordan Solway $ 396,186 Executive Vice President, Legal and Enforcement / Vice-président directeur, services juridiques et application de la loi Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario Virginia Roth $ 396,002 Chief of Staff/Médecin-chef The Ottawa Hospital Debra Carson $ 395,894 Executive Vice President Trillium Health Partners David Palmer $ 395,808 Vice-President Advancement and Acting Vice-President Communications University Of Toronto Katalin Gyomorey $ 395,754 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group David Zweig $ 395,585 Professor of Management and Interim Vice-Dean Recruitment, Enrolment, University of Toronto Scarborough University Of Toronto John Hefford $ 395,405 Vice President Regional Operations Ontario Power Generation Peter Simpson $ 394,903 Senior Director Projects Ontario Power Generation Elizabeth Carlton $ 394,815 Vice President, Policy and Public Affairs Ontario Hospital Association S. Sonny Randhawa $ 394,686 Executive Director / Directeur général Ontario Securities Commission David Corbett $ 394,546 Deputy Attorney General Attorney General Benoit-Antoine Bacon $ 394,490 President and Vice-Chancellor Carleton University Katherine Hay $ 394,423 President and Chief Executive Officer Kids Help Phone Stanley Zlotkin $ 394,259 Chief, Global Child Health The Hospital For Sick Children Gary Latham $ 394,167 Professor of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management University Of Toronto Edward Harris $ 393,838 Chief Financial Officer / Chef de la direction des services financiers Liquor Control Board Of Ontario Vina Alexopoulou $ 393,713 Professor, Physician Hamilton Health Sciences Jeffrey Callen $ 393,420 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Ian Preyra $ 393,132 Chief Of Staff Joseph Brant Hospital Manus Rungtusanatham $ 393,071 Professor / Canada Research Chair / Area Coordinator York University Aida Wahid $ 392,901 Associate Professor, Department of Management University Of Toronto Dragan Popovic $ 392,561 Senior Vice President, Small Modular Reactor Execution Ontario Power Generation Michael Khan $ 392,092 Associate Professor, Teaching Stream of Accounting University Of Toronto Richard Florida $ 392,025 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Peter Mclaughlin $ 392,000 President and Chief Executive Officer Peterborough Regional Health Centre Bonnie Lysyk $ 391,986 Auditor General of Ontario / Vérificatrice générale de l’Ontario Office Of The Auditor General Michelle R Downes $ 391,743 Pathologist Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Terry K Deluca $ 391,298 Doctor Harrow Health Centre Inc Ila Watson $ 390,937 President and Chief Executive Officer/Présidente-directrice générale Sault Area Hospital Kenneth Evans $ 390,895 Chief Executive Officer and President Indoc Research Luca Ceccato $ 390,752 Vice President Refurbishment Execution Ontario Power Generation Jennie Johnstone $ 390,462 Physician Lead, Infection Prevention and Control Sinai Health System Corina Moore $ 390,377 President and Chief Executive Officer / Présidente-directrice générale Ontario Northland Transportation Commission Karen Kinnear $ 390,013 Vice President, Clinical The Hospital For Sick Children Joseph Murray $ 389,980 City Manager City Of Toronto Connie Dejak $ 389,750 President and Chief Executive Officer Runnymede Healthcare Centre Sajeev John $ 389,527 University Professor of Physics University Of Toronto Dr. Geoffrey Daniel $ 389,510 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Michael Dewar $ 389,252 Control Room Shift Supervisor Ontario Power Generation Dr. Robert Sheppard $ 389,242 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Leonard Kim $ 389,087 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Tim Bzowey $ 388,585 Executive Vice President, Auto Insurance Products / Vice-président directeur, assurance-automobile et produits d’assurance Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario April Gamache $ 388,565 Chief Human Resources Officer/Directrice générale des ressources humaines Ontario Health Carol Cheung $ 388,348 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Aaron Campigotto $ 388,328 Division Head Microbiology The Hospital For Sick Children Nicola Mercer $ 387,874 Medical Officer of Health / Chief Executive Officer Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Health Unit Jennifer Stimec $ 387,849 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Dr. Nadiya Sunderji $ 387,795 President and Chief Executive Officer Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Angelo Mikrogianakis $ 387,740 Professor McMaster University Huston Loke $ 387,476 Executive Vice President, Market Conduct / Vice-président directeur, surveillance des pratiques de l’industrie Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario Andrew Boozary $ 387,212 Executive Director, Strategy/Transformation University Health Network Franco Vaccarino $ 387,132 Past President and Vice-Chancellor University Of Guelph John Blazanin $ 387,056 Vice President, Pickering Redevelopment Ontario Power Generation Stephen Lund $ 386,996 Chief Executive Officer GTA Region Investment Attraction (o/a Toronto Global) Dr. Brant Bergstrome $ 386,815 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Akbar Panju $ 386,778 Professor McMaster University Andrew Reed $ 386,442 Physician Ontario Provincial Police Dushyantkumar Vyas $ 386,334 Associate Professor, Department of Management University Of Toronto Laurie Harrison $ 386,282 Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer The Hospital For Sick Children Samih Salama $ 386,107 Pathologist St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Matthew Sibbald $ 386,000 Associate Professor / Instructional Assistant / Standardized Patient II McMaster University John Parkinson $ 385,516 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Laurence Booth $ 385,021 Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Jan Andre Delabie $ 384,603 Medical Division Head University Health Network Dong Feng Liu $ 384,518 Pathologist Woodstock Hospital Michael Ma $ 384,223 Chief Technology And Innovation Officer/Chef De La Technologie Et De L’innovation Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Julian Barling $ 384,137 Professor Queen’s University Dr. Raheel Shahid $ 383,874 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Guy Chartrand $ 383,473 Président- directeur général / President and Chief Executive Officer Bruyère Continuing Care Lisa, Colleen Philipps $ 383,174 Provost and Vice President Academic / Senior Advisor / Professor York University Pankaj Aggarwal $ 382,240 Professor of Management University Of Toronto Ilan Weinreb $ 382,230 Lab Division Head University Health Network Marianne Walker $ 382,073 President and Chief Executive Officer Guelph General Hospital Ruban Chelladurai $ 381,626 Associate Vice-President – Planning, Budgeting, and Information Technology University Of Western Ontario Darlene Dasent $ 381,204 Executive Vice President University Health Network Matthias Kipping $ 381,202 Professor / Endowed Chair / Academic Director York University Cristina Amon $ 381,099 Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering University Of Toronto Caroline Blouin $ 380,946 Executive Vice President, Pensions / Vice-présidente directrice, régimes de retraite Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario Susan Denburg $ 380,632 Professor McMaster University Sioban Nelson $ 380,632 Professor of Nursing University Of Toronto Andrew Jordan $ 380,628 Physician Leeds and Grenville Community Family Health Team Greg Meredith $ 380,277 Deputy Minister Labour, Training and Skills Development Andrew Hope $ 380,108 Chief Operating Officer, Rapid Transit Systems / Chef de l’exploitation, Systèmes de transport en commun rapide Metrolinx Lise Maisonneuve $ 380,022 Chief Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Stephen Power $ 379,249 Executive Vice President, Corporate Services / Vice-président directeur, services généraux Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario Stephanie M Davies $ 378,784 Chief Capital Officer / Chef responsable des immobilisations Metrolinx Syed Wajid Ahmed $ 378,700 Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Health Marnie Escaf $ 378,447 Senior Vice President University Health Network Dr. Marcus Allan $ 378,426 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Theodore, J. Noseworthy $ 378,289 Associate Dean / Professor / Canada Research Chair York University Soliman Sonbol $ 378,271 Psychiatrist Ontario Shores Centre For Mental Health Sciences Marie-Lison Fougère $ 378,002 Deputy Minister Francophone Affairs Bentley Petersen $ 377,674 Executive Vice President Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Qing Wang $ 377,649 Associate Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Neil Vasdev $ 377,596 Chief Radiochemist and Associate Director/Radiochimiste en chef et directeur adjoint Centre For Addiction And Mental Health Izzeldin Abuelaish $ 377,007 Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health University Of Toronto Scott Ovenden $ 376,962 President and Chief Executive Officer Baycrest Hospital Andrew Williams $ 376,777 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Dr. Mara Smith $ 376,597 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Anna Greenberg $ 376,531 Chief Regional Officer, Toronto and East/Directrice régionale, région de Toronto et région de l’Est Ontario Health Robert, A Phillips $ 376,473 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Cheryl Regehr $ 376,316 Vice President and Provost; Professor, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work University Of Toronto Sridhar Moorthy $ 375,797 Professor of Marketing University Of Toronto Hillary Bohler $ 375,630 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Wendy Pamela Beckles $ 375,474 President, Chief Executive Officer Shepherd Village Inc James Paul $ 375,440 Professor McMaster University John Payne $ 375,039 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Sharon Nicklas $ 375,039 Associate Chief Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Rhonda Crocker-Ellacott $ 375,000 President and Chief Executive Officer / Présidente et directrice générale Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Bill Fordy $ 374,604 Deputy Chief Regional Municipality Of Niagara – Niagara Reg. Police Wissam Al-Hussaini $ 374,404 Course Director York University Howard Ovens $ 373,616 Chief Medical Strategy Officer Sinai Health System Gary Sobchak $ 373,545 Trades Management Supervisor – Maintenance Ontario Power Generation Elizabeth Buller $ 373,321 President and Ceo Scarborough Health Network Frank Rochon $ 373,128 Chief Executive Officer/Directeur général Supply Ontario Eileen P Devilla $ 373,078 Medical Officer Of Health City Of Toronto Hillary Hartley $ 373,073 Deputy Minister Finance Susan O’Dowd $ 372,919 Vice President, Human Resources and Commercial Services The Hospital For Sick Children Patricia Houston $ 372,792 Professor and Vice Dean, Medical Education, Temerty Faculty of Medicine University Of Toronto Marsha Chechik $ 372,719 Professor and Chair of Computer Science University Of Toronto Linda Kocovski $ 372,577 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Vince Smyth $ 372,503 Vice President Planning and Project Controls Ontario Power Generation Michael Alan La Flamme $ 372,374 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Robert Gordon $ 372,275 President and Vice Chancellor; Professor University Of Windsor Mehmet Murat Kristal $ 372,166 Associate Professor / Executive Director / Program Director York University Brian Ktytor $ 371,879 Chief Regional Officer, North East and North West/Directeur général régional du Nord-Est et du Nord-Ouest Ontario Health Anoop Madhok $ 371,850 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Amir Asif $ 371,824 Vice President Research and Innovation / Professor / Senior Advisor York University Jacqueline Bourgeois $ 371,745 Pathologist Cambridge Memorial Hospital Jutta Brunnee $ 371,394 Dean and Professor of Law University Of Toronto Pinder Basi $ 370,762 Chief Financial and Risk Officer / Dirigeant principal, Finances et Risque Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Julie Lane $ 370,717 Chief Legal Officer / Chef de la direction du contentieux Liquor Control Board Of Ontario Fayez Quereshy $ 369,986 Vice President University Health Network Scott Bujeya $ 369,838 Chief Operating Officer/Chef De L’exploitation Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Shovita Padhi $ 369,827 Associate Medical Officer Of Health City Of Toronto Stéphane Brutus $ 369,620 Doyen(ne) / Dean University Of Ottawa Robert Burns $ 369,219 Vice President Employee and Labour Relationship Ontario Power Generation David Walker $ 369,100 Professor Queen’s University Dominic Giroux $ 368,953 President and Chief Executive Officer / Président-directeur général Health Sciences North Shaheda Handy $ 368,929 Pathologist Southlake Regional Health Centre C. David Naylor $ 368,776 Professor, Medicine University Of Toronto Lauren Mussen $ 368,708 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Andreas Park $ 368,681 Professor, Department of Management University Of Toronto Theodorus Van Der Kwast $ 368,573 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Mario Di Tommaso $ 368,542 Deputy Minister Solicitor General Bruce Robertson $ 368,531 Vice President Regional Operations Ontario Power Generation Mary-Agnes Wilson $ 368,513 Executive Vice President MacKenzie Health Cameron Schuler $ 368,185 Chief Commercialization Officer and Vice President, Industry Innovation Vector Institute Francesco Bova $ 368,146 Associate Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Cynthia Hawkins $ 367,925 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Stacey Daub $ 367,588 President and Chief Executive Officer Quinte Healthcare Corporation Martin Lambert $ 367,565 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Mary Hogan $ 367,565 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Jason Wight $ 367,552 Chief Information Officer Ontario Power Generation Christina Lee $ 367,536 Family Physician Carefirst Family Health Team Sean Hill $ 367,457 Scientific Director/Directeur scientifique Centre For Addiction And Mental Health Bonnie Burke $ 367,390 Deputy Chief Coroner Solicitor General Lincoln Stein $ 367,349 Head, Adaptive Oncology Ontario Institute For Cancer Research Ed Stankiewicz $ 366,824 Financial Advisor City Of Greater Sudbury Amer Shammas $ 366,821 Radiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Baohua Xin $ 366,802 Associate Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Patricia Barbato $ 366,775 Chief Executive Officer The Arthritis Society Allan Grace $ 366,705 Director Operations and Maintenance Ontario Power Generation Lili-Naz Hazrati $ 366,696 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Irwin Glasberg $ 366,563 Fairness Commissioner Office of the Fairness Commissioner Timothy Rowley $ 366,435 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Christopher Milroy $ 366,209 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Gregg Mccabe $ 366,184 Vice President Design and Project Engineering Ontario Power Generation Omair Tahir $ 366,032 Vice President Infrastructure And Operations/Vice-Président, Infrastructure Et Opérations Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Arthur S Ripstein $ 365,573 Professor of Law and cross-appointed to Philosophy University Of Toronto Moren Levesque $ 365,520 Professor / Endowed Chair / Program Director York University David Rogers $ 365,503 Director Operations and Maintenance Ontario Power Generation Scott Rutherford $ 365,481 Associate Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto William Dubinski $ 365,201 Pathologist Humber River Hospital Penny Sutcliffe $ 365,157 Medical Officer of Health Public Health Sudbury And Districts James Chirico $ 365,013 Medical Officer of Health, Executive Officer / Le Médecin-hygiéniste, Directeur Général North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit Susan Prendeville $ 364,722 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Pamela Hubley $ 364,673 Vice President, Education and Chief International Nursing The Hospital For Sick Children Vijayakumar Murty $ 364,435 Professor of Mathematics University Of Toronto Leslie Starrhemburrow $ 364,236 Senior Vice President Trillium Health Partners Marie Limanni $ 364,000 Program Executive Director, Student Systems Renewal Program York University Denise Cole $ 363,768 Deputy Minister Children, Community and Social Services Brock Jones $ 363,511 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Sanjeev Sharma $ 363,394 Manager, Operations Production Ontario Power Generation Abhay Singh $ 363,251 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Angela Clayton $ 363,243 President/Président Ontario Infrastructure And Lands Corporation (Infrastructure Ontario) George Habib $ 363,183 President and Chief Operating Operations Ontario Lung Association Lennox Huang $ 363,118 Chief Medical Officer and Vice President, Medical and Academic Affairs The Hospital For Sick Children Deborah Maclatchy $ 363,000 President Wilfrid Laurier University Janet Demille $ 362,999 Medical Officer of Health and Chief Executive Officer Thunder Bay District Health Unit Andrew Falconer $ 362,880 President and Chief Executive Officer Queensway Carleton Hospital Susan Deryk $ 362,780 Chief Regional Officer, Central and West/Directrice générale régional du Centre et de l’Ouest Ontario Health Arlene Macdougall $ 362,661 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Bettina Hamelin $ 362,527 President and Chief Executive Officer Ontario Genomics Institute Alexandra Aguzzi-Barbagli $ 362,459 Senior Vice President Brand, Communications and Sustainability / Vice-présidente principale, Marque, Communications et Durabilité Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Carol Young-Ritchie $ 362,132 Executive Vice President London Health Sciences Centre Aston Hall $ 362,087 Associate Chief Judge Ontario Court Of Justice David Mcneil $ 361,860 President And Chief Executive Officer Brant Community Healthcare System Manal Tadros $ 361,811 Microbiologist The Hospital For Sick Children Thomas Carrique $ 361,781 Commissioner, Ontario Provincial Police Ontario Provincial Police Kent Roach $ 361,280 Professor of Law University Of Toronto Amir Samani $ 360,655 Pathologist Humber River Hospital Elizabeth Timonera $ 360,655 Pathologist Humber River Hospital Farah Moid $ 360,653 Pathologist Humber River Hospital Lynn Mikula $ 360,578 Executive Vice President Peterborough Regional Health Centre Medhat Mahdy $ 360,417 President and Chief Executive Officer YMCA Of Greater Toronto Guy Labine $ 360,262 Chief Executive Officer / Directeur Général Science North Michael Kisil $ 360,254 Control Room Shift Supervisor Ontario Power Generation Renate Ilse $ 360,223 Executive Vice-President Corporate Services and Chief Operating Officer\Vice-Présidente Administrative, Services Généraux et Chef des Opérations Kingston Health Sciences Centre Alison M Welch $ 360,177 Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Michelle Ponti-Sgargi $ 360,141 Paediatrician Children, Community and Social Services Alfredo Walker $ 360,084 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Pranesh Chakraborty $ 360,019 Executive Director/Directeur exécutif Children’s Hospital Of Eastern Ontario – Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre Moira Mcpherson $ 360,000 President and Vice-Chancellor Lakehead University Christine Williams $ 359,996 Executive Vice President and Head, Implementation Science Ontario Institute For Cancer Research Sujata Ojha $ 359,915 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Vikas Duggal $ 359,747 Psychiatrist St. Joseph’s Health Care London Stephen R. Foerster $ 359,738 Professor University Of Western Ontario Andrew Harrison $ 359,690 Shift Manager Ontario Power Generation Nicole Mcneill $ 359,639 President and Chief Administrative Officer / Président et Directeur général Municipal Property Assessment Corporation Patricia Mckenna-Boot $ 359,555 Medical Director, Clinical Services/Directrice Médicale, Services Cliniques Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Matthew Mitchell $ 359,546 Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy University Of Toronto Klaudia Nowak $ 359,429 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Shai Dubey $ 359,322 Lecturer Queen’s University Nilam Clerk $ 359,237 Pathologist MacKenzie Health Tad Brown $ 359,162 Counsel, Business Affairs and Advancement University Of Toronto Monique Rolf Von Den Baumen-Clark $ 358,696 Deputy Minister Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry Elspeth E Mctavish $ 358,385 Associate Medical Officer of Health Regional Municipality Of Durham Dr. Katherine Mckay $ 358,345 Psychiatrist Waypoint Centre For Mental Health Care Gordon Richardson $ 358,304 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Dirk De Clercq $ 358,105 Professor Brock University Denis Gravel $ 357,961 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Dale Clement $ 357,756 Vice President, Clinical Programs, Strategy and Transformation Unity Health Toronto Janice Stein $ 357,630 University Professor of Political Science and Harrowston Professor of Conflict Management and Negotiation University Of Toronto M Catherine Szabo $ 357,576 President and Chief Executive Officer Providence Care Centre Charis Kepron $ 357,486 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Brian Schwartz $ 357,281 Vice President, Science and Population Health/Vice-président Science et santé des populations Ontario Agency For Health Protection And Promotion Annina Chiarelli $ 357,128 Deputy Minister Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries Steve Kanellakos $ 357,113 City Manager City Of Ottawa Alison Freeland $ 356,971 Vice President Trillium Health Partners Anita Nagy $ 356,867 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Darryl Vance $ 356,683 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group David Conn $ 356,663 Executive Vice President, Baycrest Academy Education and Chief Academic Officer Baycrest Centre For Geriatric Care Cari M Whyne $ 356,548 Senior Scientist Sunnybrook Research Institute Anita Lal $ 356,336 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Valerie Nicholls $ 356,237 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Gerhard Trippen $ 356,224 Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Management University Of Toronto Rob Lloyd $ 356,195 Chief Medical Information Officer Hamilton Health Sciences Tarun Dewan $ 356,147 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Bo-Yee Ngan $ 356,059 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Priyal Thakrar $ 356,052 Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President,/ Chef de la direction financière et vice-président exécutif Ontario Infrastructure And Lands Corporation (Infrastructure Ontario) Redouane Elkamhi $ 355,979 Associate Professor of Finance University Of Toronto Walid Busaba $ 355,869 Associate Professor University Of Western Ontario Roger Skinner $ 355,236 Regional Coroner Solicitor General Brian Gill $ 355,149 Chief Technology Officer / Dirigeant principal, Technologie Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corporation Toni Rossi $ 355,143 President/Président Ontario Infrastructure And Lands Corporation (Infrastructure Ontario) Donald Ramer $ 355,012 Chief of Police City Of Toronto – Police Service Donna Marafioti $ 354,947 Senior Advisor to the Board of Directors/Conseillère principale du conseil d’administration Supply Ontario Jonathon Koo $ 354,822 Medical Doctor Matawa First Nations Management Blaise Alexander Clarke $ 354,815 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Michael D’Agostino $ 354,790 Associate Pathologist/Pathologiste adjoint Sault Area Hospital Alex Foord $ 354,699 Vice President, Information and Technology Services and Chief Information Officer / Vice-président – Services de l’information et des technologies et directeur de l’information Independent Electricity System Operator Kenneth Coley $ 354,692 Dean / Professor University Of Western Ontario David Gibson $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Esther Rosenberg $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Jeanine Leroy $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Karen Lische $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Lise Parent $ 354,613 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Paul Currie $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Sandra Bacchus $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Walter Clifford $ 354,613 Regional Senior Judge Ontario Court Of Justice David, Alan Johnston $ 354,493 Professor / Program Director / Director / Endowed Chair York University Gilles Renaud $ 354,444 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Jacinta Oyella $ 354,222 Medical Doctor Matawa First Nations Management Abraham Iqbal $ 354,189 Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Management University Of Toronto Christopher Ball $ 353,788 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General John Heintzman $ 353,742 Chief Psychiatrist and Medical Director Grand River Hospital Corporation Edward Iacobucci $ 353,739 Professor of Law University Of Toronto Rajesh Uttamchandani $ 353,700 Chief People Officer and Chief Operating Officer MaRS Discovery District Andrew Brown $ 353,590 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Elisa Zuliani $ 353,512 Professor, Teaching Stream of Accounting University Of Toronto Chris Jones $ 353,464 Field Shift Operating Supervisor Ontario Power Generation Jennifer Dmetrichuk $ 353,127 Regional Coroner Solicitor General David Macdiarmid $ 352,984 Director, Organization Effectiveness Ontario Power Generation Jim Hamilton $ 352,921 Director (Graduate Diploma in Business), Lecturer Queen’s University Danielle Martin $ 352,891 Professor and Chair, Family and Community Medicine University Of Toronto Stefano Serra $ 352,889 Laboratory Physician University Health Network David Peters $ 352,747 Director, Debt Management Ontario Financing Authority James Devine $ 352,747 Director, Funding Ontario Financing Authority George Athanassakos $ 352,655 Professor University Of Western Ontario Jessica Hopkins $ 352,545 Chief Health Protection and Emergency Preparedness Officer/Directrice générale, protection de la santé et préparation aux situations d’urgence Ontario Agency For Health Protection And Promotion Ping Zhang $ 352,517 Professor of Accounting University Of Toronto Nishan Duraiappah $ 352,502 Chief of Police Regional Municipality Of Peel Police Services Allison E Chris $ 352,343 Associate Medical Officer Of Health City Of Toronto Dr. Shaun Mcguire $ 352,269 Médecin-chef / Chief of Staff Bruyère Continuing Care Ginette Starkell $ 352,216 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Hertzel C Gerstein $ 352,096 Professor McMaster University Tyler Hickey $ 352,040 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Dr. Peter Schubert $ 351,996 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Karen D De Freitas $ 351,859 Psychiatrist Ontario Shores Centre For Mental Health Sciences Amir Ginzburg $ 351,571 Senior Vice President Trillium Health Partners Jelena M Pushin $ 351,555 Pathologist Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Charles Ye $ 351,546 Pathologist Southlake Regional Health Centre Shahidul Islam $ 351,480 Pathologist/Pathologiste Eastern Ontario Regional Laboratory Association (EORLA) Barclay Hancock $ 351,414 Chief Payments Officer / Chef des paiements Metrolinx Tom Bell $ 351,375 Chief Risk Officer/Chef Du Risque Workplace Safety And Insurance Board Jennifer Myers $ 351,373 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Kamran Behdinan $ 351,166 Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering University Of Toronto Kerry Jackson $ 351,060 Assistant Operations Manager Ontario Power Generation Paul Dungey $ 351,054 Regional Coroner Solicitor General William Mcevily $ 350,715 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto James Mcmahon $ 350,684 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Ravi Menon $ 350,561 Professor University Of Western Ontario Michael Finkelstein $ 350,504 Deputy Medical Officer Of Health City Of Toronto Stephen Waddams $ 350,119 Professor of Law University Of Toronto Christopher Hunda $ 350,059 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Jay Wunder $ 350,000 Surgeon-in-Chief Sinai Health System Raymond Laflamme $ 349,950 Professor University Of Waterloo Iram Siddiqui $ 349,932 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Haiying Chen $ 349,877 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Jane Fogolin $ 349,793 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Brad Strom $ 349,491 Chief Information Officer York University Rose Chami $ 349,413 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Sanjeev Ramesar $ 349,270 Control Room Shift Supervisor Ontario Power Generation Lisa Strug $ 349,163 Professor of Statistical Sciences and Computer Science University Of Toronto Carolyne Lemieux $ 348,909 Forensic Pathologist Solicitor General Elizabeth Richardson $ 348,879 Medical Officer of Health City Of Hamilton Michelle Murti $ 348,802 Associate Chief Medical Officer of Health Health Syed Ahmed $ 348,769 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Preetmohinder, S Aulakh $ 348,714 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Steve Paikin $ 348,615 Host/Producer / Animateur/Producteur Ontario Educational Communications Authority (TV Ontario) Deborah Austin $ 348,358 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Carlene Alexander $ 348,326 Deputy Minister Infrastructure Janice Baker $ 348,297 Chief Administrative Officer Regional Municipality Of Peel Dr.Dimitri Koutsogiannis $ 348,286 Associate Director, Pathology / Directeur adjoint, Pathologie Niagara Health System Gary W Sims $ 348,115 President and Chief Executive Officer Grey Bruce Health Services Justin Tan $ 348,092 Professor / Endowed Chair York University Kristen M Winter $ 347,854 Vice President of Human Resources, Workforce Optimization and Leadership Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Golda Milo-Manson $ 347,844 Vice President, Medicine and Academic Affairs Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Philip Awadalla $ 347,811 Director and Senior Principal Investigator Ontario Institute For Cancer Research Eileen Mary Fischer $ 347,807 Associate Dean / Professor / Endowed Chair / Director / Area Coordinator York University Jessica Polak $ 347,748 Vice President Supply Chain Ontario Power Generation San Ng $ 347,589 Chief Executive Officer Yee Hong Centre For Geriatric Care Craig Dunbar $ 347,582 Associate Professor University Of Western Ontario Martin Somerville $ 347,406 Division Head, Genome 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North $ 347,139 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Larry O’Brien $ 346,954 Judge Ontario Court Of Justice Ann Ford $ 346,815 Executive Vice President of Corporate Services and Integrated Health Systems William Osler Health System Mirette Hanna $ 346,747 Hematopathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Teri Shearer $ 346,376 Deputy Provost (Academic Operations and Inclusion), Associate Professor Queen’s University James Wallace $ 346,303 Chief of Staff to the Premier Office Of The Premier Steve Bagshaw $ 345,891 Director Operations and Maintenance Ontario Power Generation Henry A Giroux $ 345,829 Professor McMaster University Andrew Md Frcp Webb $ 345,645 Vice President of Quality and Medical Affairs/Vice-présidente – Innovation, qualité et médecine Sault Area Hospital Sarita Verma $ 345,607 President, Vice Chancellor, Dean and Chief Executive Officer Northern Ontario School Of Medicine Paul Beamish $ 345,601 Professor University Of Western Ontario Harsha Shanthanna $ 345,570 Associate Professor McMaster University Arianne St. Jacques $ 345,426 Psychiatrist / Psychiatre St. Joseph’s Care Group Gervan Fearon $ 345,335 President George Brown College Of Applied Arts and Technology Paul Heinrich $ 345,194 President/Président North Bay Regional Health Centre North Bay Regional Health Centre Joel Kirsh $ 345,106 Regional Coroner Solicitor General Ronald H Pellerine $ 345,000 General Manager/ Directeur Général Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation Hal Berman $ 344,812 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Kiridaran Kanagaretnam $ 344,755 Professor / Program Director York University Otto Yung $ 344,715 Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Department of Management University Of Toronto Paul Brumer $ 344,514 University Professor of Chemistry and Roel Buck-Weizmann Chair Chemical Physics University Of Toronto Heather Michelle Ruff $ 344,440 Laboratory Physician University Health Network Beatrix Dart $ 344,370 Professor of Strategic Management University Of Toronto Ronald P Goodyear $ 344,255 Chief Financial Officer and Territorial Financial Secretary / Officier en Chef de la Finance et Secrétaire Financier Territorial Governing Council Of The Salvation Army In Canada John, K Tsotsos $ 344,196 Professor / Director York University Brendan Mullen $ 344,073 Laboratory Physician Sinai Health System Susan Tighe $ 343,974 Provost and Vice-President (Academic) McMaster University Davide Gaiotto $ 343,908 Faculty Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics Dmitry Krass $ 343,887 Professor of Operations Management and Statistics University Of Toronto Mathieu Gravel $ 343,727 Shift Manager Ontario Power Generation Kathleen Gartke $ 343,723 Senior Medical Officer/Médecin principale The Ottawa Hospital Jeffrey Schall $ 343,687 Professor / Director York University Thomas Patterson $ 343,570 Director Energy Management Atura Eric Morse $ 343,311 Special Advisor / Professor University Of Western Ontario Ronald Balvers $ 343,299 Area Chair / Endowed Chair / Professor McMaster University George Quan Fun $ 343,230 Professor, Teaching Stream of Management University Of Toronto Janet Menard $ 343,155 Deputy Minister Children, Community and Social Services Pete Henderson $ 343,034 Authorized Nuclear Operator Ontario Power Generation Malcolm Thorburn $ 343,020 Professor of Law and Associate Dean, Graduate Program University Of Toronto R. Kerry Rowe $ 342,881 Professor Queen’s University Corwyn Rowsell $ 342,668 Director of Surgical Pathology Unity Health Toronto Joel Smith $ 342,631 Control Room Shift Supervisor Ontario Power Generation Michael A. Heenan $ 342,615 Executive Vice President Chief Corporate Services and People Strategy Humber River Hospital Emily Tarle $ 342,593 Deputy Site Vice President Ontario Power Generation Christopher Yip $ 342,524 Professor of Chemical Engineering and Institute of Biomedical Engineering, and Dean, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering University Of Toronto David Garcia-Marquez $ 342,470 Medical Laboratory Pathologist St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Lee Smolin $ 342,459 Faculty Perimeter Institute For Theoretical Physics Nancy Matthews $ 342,420 Deputy Minister Long-Term Care Shayn Ballagh $ 342,303 Vice President, Site Support Ontario Power Generation David Chiasson $ 342,275 Pathologist The Hospital For Sick Children Gabrielle Boulianne $ 342,245 Senior Scientist The Hospital For Sick Children Barbara Sherwood Lollar $ 342,076 University Professor of Earth Sciences University Of Toronto Stuart Mcreynolds $ 342,050 President and Chief Executive Officer Abilities Centre How much is the salary of Doug Ford?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford received $208,974 in 2022 as per new Sunshine List Ontario 2023.Who is the highest paid employee of Ontario Government?
Kenneth Hartwick, CEO of the Electricity Crown Corporation is the top earner, with annual salary of little more than $1.7 million in 2022.What is the Sunshine List Ontario?
The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, passed by former Progressive Conservative premier Mike Harris in 1996, requires organizations that receive provincial support to declare the names, positions, and salary of persons earning more than $100,000.What is the cutoff for Sunshine List Ontario?
Any public sector employee/executive earning more than $100,000 qualifies for the Sunshine List Ontario.Click here to view the full list
Canad - Latest Manitoba-MPNP Draw Sent 566 PR Invites
On March 23, Manitoba-MPNP Draw invited 566 applicants for permanent residency (PR) under 3 different categories along with an occupation-specific selection.
1. Skilled Workers In Manitoba (SWM)
In an occupation-specific selection draw, 266 LAAs (Letters of Advice to Apply) were sent to the profiles with a score of 612 or above.
The LAAs were designed for those who work in jobs included in the National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 major group 72, 74, 75, 94, 95.
The link to these major groups are listed below.
- 72 – Technical trades and transportation officers and controllers
- 74 – Mail and message distribution, other transport equipment operators and related maintenance workers
- 75 – Helpers and labourers and other transport drivers, operators and labourers
- 94 – Machine operators, assemblers and inspectors in processing, manufacturing and printing
- 95 – Labourers in processing, manufacturing and utilities
These professions were chosen using the Statistics Canada job vacancies report.
Another 200 profiles with a score of 672 were also invited under the SWM stream considering all the occupations.
2. International Education Stream (IES)
52 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAA) were granted by MPNP under the International Education Stream for Manitoba graduates.
3. Skilled Worker Overseas (SWO)
MPNP Skilled Worker Overseas category only takes into account profiles that
- were approached by the MPNP as part of a Strategic Recruiting Plan; or
- have a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.
Under the MPNP Strategic Recruiting Program, 48 LAAs were awarded to candidates with a score of 708 or above.
Overall, out of 566 LAAs, 82 candidates had a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code.
Information for profiles who didn’t receive LAAs in today’s MPNP Draw despite higher score
If your score is greater than the above-mentioned cut off score and you haven’t gotten a (LAA) Letter of Advice to Apply, it might be because:
- You indicated taking a recognized third-party language exam to demonstrate your ability in English or French, however you either omitted to submit a valid Test Number in your EOI or your language test is no longer valid.
- You also stated that you were invited to apply to the MPNP as part of a strategic recruitment initiative, but you failed to include a valid Invitation Number.
Check your full eligibility for Manitoba Skilled Worker Overseas (SWO) by clicking on the link below.
- Latest Saskatchewan-SINP Draw 2023 Sent 496 PR Invites
Today, the second SINP draw (Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program) of 2023 sent 496 new invites for permanent residency (PR).
Invitations are sent under two categories; Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand.
Furthermore, today’s SINP draw target 110 occupations/NOC codes when comparing to 104 NOC codes in February 2023 draw.
Cut off score reduces by 2 points for Express Entry category and Occupation In-Demand category in comparison to the previous draw.
Saskatchewan-SINP Draw 2023 – March 23
Category Cut-Off Number of Invites Express Entry 82 184 Occupation In-Demand 82 312 List of Invited NOC Codes 00012, 00013, 00015, 10010, 10011,
10012, 10020, 10021, 10022, 10029,
10030, 11101, 11102, 11109, 11200,
11201, 11202, 12010, 12011, 12013,
12100, 12101, 12102, 12103, 12200,
12202, 13100, 13101, 13110, 13111,
13112, 20010, 20012, 21101, 21110,
21112, 21120, 21203, 21210, 21220,
21221, 21222, 21223, 21230, 21231,
21232, 21233, 21234, 21300, 21301,
21310, 21311, 21322, 22100, 22101,
22110, 22212, 22220, 22221, 22222,
22232, 22300, 22301, 22303, 22310,
32102, 32112, 32120, 33101, 33103,
40020, 40030, 41200, 41210, 41300,
41320, 41400, 41401, 41402, 41404,
41406, 4212 , 42202, 43100, 60010,
60020, 60030, 62022, 62024, 62100,
62101, 62200, 63102, 63200, 63202,
70010, 70012, 70020, 72401, 72410,
73201, 73401, 80020, 82030, 82031,
90010, 92011, 92012, 92100, 93101Click here for the latest SINP Draw and News.
SINP permits candidates living outside of Canada to apply directly under both the categories. It is also not necessary to have an Express Entry profile to apply.
There is, however, a list of NOC codes that are not eligible to apply for SINP.
How To Calculate Your Scores For Saskatchewan PNP Draw
(Sourced from SINP website)
To be eligible for SINP Occupation In-Demand and Express Category, you need to score 60. Also, maximum score that can be earned are 110 points in SINP assessment grid:
FACTOR I: LABOUR MARKET SUCCESS EDUCATION AND TRAINING Master’s or Doctorate degree (Canadian equivalency). 23 Bachelor’s degree OR at least a three-year degree at a university or college. 20 Trade certification equivalent to journeyperson status in Saskatchewan. 20 Canadian equivalency diploma that requires two (but less than three) years at a university, college, trade or technical school, or other post-secondary institution. 15 Canadian equivalency certificate or at least two semesters, but less than a two-year program at a university, college, trade or technical school, or other post-secondary institution. 12 SKILLED WORK EXPERIENCE
Your work experience must relate to the job you have put on your application.One year of work experience equals 12 full months.a) Work experience in the 5 years prior to application submission date. 5 years 10 4 years 8 3 years 6 2 years 4 1 year 2 b) In the 6-10 years prior to application submission date. 5 years 5 4 years 4 3 years 3 2 years 2 Less than 1 year 0 LANGUAGE ABILITY
Click here for language equivalency chart. a) First Language Test (English or French) CLB 8 and higher 20 CLB 7 18 CLB 6 16 CLB 5 14 CLB 4 12 English or French speaker without language test results. 0 b) Second Language Test (English or French) CLB 8 or higher 10 CLB 7 8 CLB 6 6 CLB 5 4 CLB 4 2 Not Applicable 0 AGE Less than 18 years 0 18 – 21 years 8 22 – 34 years 12 35 – 45 years 10 46 – 50 years 8 More than 50 years 0 MAXIMUM POINTS FOR FACTOR I 80 FACTOR II: CONNECTION TO SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR MARKET & ADAPTABILITY
Points are given for having a connection to the Saskatchewan labour market. This shows your ability to successfully settle in Saskatchewan as a permanent resident.The following points are for the Employment Offer subcategory only: High skilled employment offer from a Saskatchewan employer 30 The following points are for the Occupation In-Demand and Saskatchewan Express Entry subcategories only Close family relative in Saskatchewan
The applicant or accompanying spouse has a family relative that is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Saskatchewan. This includes a: parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, first cousin and step-family members or in-laws of the same relationships. The family members in Saskatchewan must meet the requirements as listed under “Required Documents” for your ISW sub-category.20 Past work experience in Saskatchewan
At least 12 months of work in the past five years on a valid work permit.5 Past student experience in Saskatchewan
At least one full-time academic year at a recognized Saskatchewan post-secondary education institution on a valid study permit.5 MAXIMUM POINTS FOR FACTOR II 30 MAXIMUM POINTS TOTAL: I + II = 110 How To Apply For SINP
Click here to create your Expression of Interest (EOI) online for SINP, if you fulfill the above mentioned criteria.
If you have any further questions/query, click here.
- Check Latest IRCC Processing Times As Of March 23
This article lists all the latest IRCC processing times as of March 23, 2023, as well as a comparison to the previous week’s processing times.
We have been documenting and publishing these processing times for our readers for over a year now as officially updated weekly by the IRCC.
Please carefully read the below information to fully comprehend what these processing times signify.
The IRCC changed its processing tool in early 2022 to provide realistic information on usual processing times rather than merely service standard timeframes.
These processing timelines are intended to give potential immigrants and visa applicants to Canada an idea of how long it may take for a decision on their application to be made.
These timeframes are based on data collected over the last 6 months for 80% of previously processed applications and are intended to provide the most recent weekly processing timings.
This does not indicate that your application will be handled in the same length of time.
Because it is an average of the processing times for 80% of the applications, your application’s processing time may be longer or shorter than shown.
Please keep in mind that the processing period begins when IRCC receives the application and ends when the immigration officer decides whether to accept or reject it.
IRCC Processing Times for Citizenship & PR cards
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Citizenship grant 23 months No Change Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship)* 14 months No Change Resumption of citizenship 30 months No Change Renunciation of Citizenship 14 months No Change Search of citizenship records 16 months No Change New PR card 32 days – 2 Days PR card renewals 66 days – 1 Days *Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship): Applications from countries other than Canada and the United States may take longer to process.
The IRCC is now sending acknowledgement of receipt (AOR) letters or emails to paper and online citizenship applicants who applied in the week of February 3, 2023.
Family Sponsorship
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Spouse or common-law partner living outside Canada 16 months No Change Spouse or common-law partner living inside Canada 13 months No Change Parents or Grandparents PR 39 months No Change Canadian Passport
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From
Last WeekIn-Canada New Passport (Regular application submitted in person at Service Canada Centre – Passport services) 10 business days No Change In-Canada New Passport (Regular application submitted by mail to Service Canada Centre) 20 business days No Change In-Canda Urgent pick-up By the end of next business day No Change In-Canada Express pick-up 2-9 business days No Change Regular passport application mailed from outside Canada 20 business days No Change Economic Class Permanent Residency Processing Time
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Canadian Experience Class (CEC) 12 months No Change Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) 30 months No Change Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) 70 months (not updated
by IRCC since March 1)No Change Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) via Express Entry 11 months No Change Non-Express Entry PNP 20 months No Change Quebec Skilled Workers (QSW) 20 months No Change Quebec Business Class
entrepreneurs (Quebec)
investors (Quebec)
self-employed persons (Quebec)67 months No Change Federal Self-Employed 43 months No Change Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP) 24 months No Change Start-Up Visa 33 months No Change Temporary Residence Application
Application Type Current Processing Time Change From Last Week Visitor visa outside Canada Varies by country
India: 37 Days
Nigeria: 351 Days
United States: 17 Days
Pakistan: 121 Days
Philippines: 30 Days
UAE: 323 Days
Bangladesh: 140 Days
Sri Lanka: 102 Days
United Kingdom: 30 Days– 13 Days for India
– 8 Days for Nigeria
– 4 Days for United States
– 22 Days for Pakistan
No Change for Philippines
+ 3 Days for UAE
– 22 Day for Bangladesh
– 6 Days for Sri Lanka
No Change for UKVisitor visa inside Canada Online: 11 days
Paper-Based: 33 daysNo Change Parents or Grandparents Super Visa Varies by country
India: 127 Days
Nigeria: 680 Days
United States: 121 Days
Pakistan: 462 Days
Philippines: 231 Days
UAE: 326 Days
Bangladesh: 253 Days
Sri Lanka: 318 Days
United Kingdom: 182 Days– 4 Days for India
+ 225 Days for Nigeria
No Change for United States
– 2 Days for Pakistan
+ 5 Days for Philippines
No Change for UAE
No Change for Bangladesh
+ 2 Days for Sri Lanka
+ 6 Days for UKStudy Permit Outside Canada 10 Weeks No Change Visitor Extension (Visitor Record) Online: 181 days
Paper-Based: 85 days+ 1 Day (Online)
– 2 Days for Paper-BasedStudy Permit Inside Canada 3 Weeks No Change Study Permit Extension Online: 76 Days
Paper-Based: 99 Days– 9 Days (Online)
– 5 Days (Paper-Based)Work Permit Outside Canada* Varies by country
India: 8 Weeks
Nigeria: 25 Weeks
United States: 14 Weeks
Pakistan: 46 Weeks
Philippines: 10 Weeks
UAE: 39 Weeks
Bangladesh: 39 Weeks
Sri Lanka: 18 Weeks
United Kingdom: 12 WeeksNo Change for India
No Change for Nigeria
No Change for United States
+ 1 Week for Pakistan
– 2 Weeks for Philippines
No Change for UAE
+ 9 Weeks for Bangladesh
No Change for Sri Lanka
No Change for UKWork Permit Inside Canada Online: 151 Days
Paper-Based: 28 Days– 2 Days (Online)
– 24 Days for paper-basedInternational Experience Canada (Current Season) 3 Weeks No Change Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP) 21 Days – 3 Days Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) 5 minutes No Change *Applications for critical occupations are being prioritized at this time. If you are not applying for a position in an essential occupation, your processing time may be longer than stated above.
- Latest Ontario-OINP Draw Invites 746 Express Entry Profiles
Today, OINP Draw (Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program) invites 746 Express Entry profiles for provincial nomination.
Express Entry profiles having a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score between 250-489 in below listed 43 Skilled Trades occupations are selected.
Furthermore, valid profiles in the Express Entry system created between March 23, 2022 – March 23, 2023 are considered for today’s draw.
These invites are being sent since yesterday (March 22) to the profiles meeting above mentioned criteria.
No separate profile with OINP is needed to be eligible for Express Entry Skilled Trades draw, but valid profiles must meet the below listed eligibility.
This is the 4th OINP Express Entry Skilled Trades stream draw this year. Total of 2,974 profiles have been invited so far.
Summary of OINP Skilled Trades Stream 2023
Date/time NOIs issued Number of NOIs issued CRS score range Profiles created in IRCC’s Express Entry system March 23, 2023 746 250-489 March 23, 2022 – March 23, 2023 February 10, 2023 466 260-489 February 10, 2022 – February 10, 2023 February 9, 2023 510 260-489 February 9, 2022 – February 9, 2023 January 13, 2023 1,252 336-506 January 13, 2022 – January 13, 2023 Full List of Invited NOCs In OINP Draw today
- NOC 72010 – Contractors and supervisors, machining, metal forming, shaping and erecting trades and related occupations
- NOC 72011 – Contractors and supervisors, electrical trades and telecommunications occupations
- NOC 72012 – Contractors and supervisors, pipefitting trades
- NOC 72013 – Contractors and supervisors, carpentry trades
- NOC 72014 – Contractors and supervisors, other construction trades, installers, repairers and servicers
- NOC 72020 – Contractors and supervisors, mechanic trades
- NOC 72021 – Contractors and supervisors, heavy equipment operator crews
- NOC 72022 – Supervisors, printing and related occupations
- NOC 72101 – Tool and die makers
- NOC 72102 – Sheet metal workers
- NOC 72103 – Boilermakers
- NOC 72104 – Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters
- NOC 72105 – Ironworkers
- NOC 72106 – Welders and related machine operators
- NOC 72200 – Electricians (except industrial and power system)
- NOC 72201 – Industrial electricians
- NOC 72203 – Electrical power line and cable workers
- NOC 72300 – Plumbers
- NOC 72301 – Steamfitters, pipefitters and sprinkler system installers
- NOC 72310 – Carpenters
- NOC 72320 – Bricklayers
- NOC 72321 – Insulators
- NOC 72400 – Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics
- NOC 72401 – Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
- NOC 72402 – Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics
- NOC 72403 – Railway carmen/women
- NOC 72404 – Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors
- NOC 72406 – Elevator constructors and mechanics
- NOC 72410 – Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers
- NOC 72422 – Electrical mechanics
- NOC 72423 – Motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle and other related mechanics
- NOC 72500 – Crane operators
- NOC 73100 – Concrete finishers
- NOC 73101 – Tilesetters
- NOC 73102 – Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers and lathers
- NOC 73110 – Roofers and shinglers
- NOC 73111 – Glaziers
- NOC 73200 – Residential and commercial installers and servicers
- NOC 73201 – General building maintenance workers and building superintendents
- NOC 73202 – Pest controllers and fumigators
- NOC 73209 – Other repairers and servicers
- NOC 73400 – Heavy equipment operators
- NOC 82031 – Contractors and supervisors, landscaping, grounds maintenance and horticulture services
Source: OINP
Toronto, Ontario CN Tower - Latest Express Entry Draw Issues 7,000 Invitations For All Programs
Today, IRCC Express Entry Draw issues again a record 7,000 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency (PR) in a surprise round of invitations for all the categories.
The Cutoff score drops by 6 points to 484 in the “no program specified” Express Entry draw today.
Full details of the Express Entry draw today:
- Date and time of round: March 23,2023 12:27:59 UTC
- Immigration Program: No Program Specified
- Number of invitations issued: 7,000
- Rank required to be invited to apply: 7,000 or above
- CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 484
- Tie-breaking rule: May 19,2022 06:48:41 UTC
IRCC will complete the process of sending out all the invitations by end of the day tomorrow, March 24, 2023.
“No program specified” Express Entry draws consider all the Express Entry profiles from the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), and Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP).
Moreover, profiles with a provincial nomination are eligible for this all program draw.
Today’s cut off is just in alignment with our last week’s prediction as per the analysis based on CRS score distribution in the Express Entry pool.
The next draw is predicted to declare a cut off score of roughly around 480 for no program draws and 671 for PNP only draws.
After the first quarter of 2023, the IRCC will be beginning targeted Express Entry draws with new proposed categories. Learn more here.
Below is the CRS score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool as of March 22, 2023.
CRS score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool as of March 22, 2023
Latest Express Entry processing times as of March 23
Below are the official IRCC processing times for Express Entry as of March 23, 2023.
- Canadian Experience Class – 12 months
- Federal Skilled Worker Program – 30 months
- Federal Skilled Trades Program – 70 months
- Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) via Express Entry – 11 months
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