Every salary disclosed under Ontario's Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, in one place. 3.27 million records. 886,860 people. Search by name and see each person's disclosed salary year by year, across three decades.
The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 requires Ontario public sector employers to disclose the names, positions, salaries, and taxable benefits of employees paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year. This site compiles every annual release from 1996 to 2025.
A few views of the 2025 release: how disclosed salaries are distributed, the median in each sector, and the highest disclosed salary.
Type a surname to find any disclosed employee. Select a name to see their disclosed salary, taxable benefits, and title year by year, from 1996 to 2025.
Ontario publishes the disclosure as a separate file for each year. This site brings all of them together so the same public data can be searched by name and read year by year.
3.27 million records across 1996–2025, searchable by surname in the browser.
Each person's disclosed salary, benefits, and title shown year by year.
The change between consecutive disclosed years is calculated for you.
Median by sector and the distribution of salaries across bands.
Responsive layout, keyboard accessible, no login required.
Built on the province's published CSVs, which remain the source of record.
Ontario Treasury Board Secretariat's Public Sector Salary Disclosure, published annually under the PSSD Act, 1996. All 30 annual releases, 1996 through 2025, compiled unaltered from the province's open-data files.
3,271,504 disclosure records reconciled into 886,860 distinct people (matched on name and employer). Salaries and taxable benefits are shown exactly as disclosed.
People are matched by name-and-employer; common names at one employer may merge, and an employer's renaming can split a record. This site is independent and not official.