Ontario Sunshine List

Attorney General salaries (2025)

Attorney General disclosed 3,127 employees in the Ontario Sunshine List for 2025. Average disclosed compensation is $213,278, and the highest single disclosed figure is $519,176. This is salary disclosure for public-sector employees earning $100,000+ (threshold not inflation-adjusted). It is not a general wage survey.

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Employees disclosed

3,127

2025

Average

$213,278

disclosed compensation

Highest

$519,176

single record

Top earners at Attorney General (2025)

#NameJob titleCompensation
1David CorbettDeputy Attorney General$519,176
2Randolv SchwartzAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Criminal Law Division$410,365
3Laura GrantCrown Attorney$397,761
4Marian JackoAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Indigenous Justice Division$392,334
5Sidney PetersPublic Guardian Trustee$388,429
6Catherine StewartAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Duty to Consult$388,191
7Kirsten Manley-CasimirCounsel$387,829
8Mark SpakowskiChief Legislative Counsel$386,167
9Nancy KrigasDirector, Assistant Deputy Attorney General Criminal Law Division$384,402
10Julie ScottDirector, Crown Operations$384,336
11Todd NormanDirector, Crown Operations$384,261
12Kelly WeeksDirector, Crown Operations$383,823
13Belinda PagliaroliDirector, Crown Operations$383,717
14Kathleen MurphyExecutive Legal Officer$383,605
15Sarah WrightDirector, Legal Services$382,244
16Natasha WilsonDirector, Legal Services$382,150
17Leslie PaineDirector, Crown Law Criminal$381,696
18John CorelliDirector, Major Case Management Projects$381,566
19Roslyn BaichooDirector, Legal Services$380,724
20Sean KearneyAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Civil Law Division$379,042
21Paul MurrayCrown Attorney$378,256
22Tom MckinlayAssistant Deputy Attorney General, Policy Division$377,693
23Lauren Eh TempleDirector, Legal Services$376,562
24Eric TaylorCrown Attorney$375,443
25Lyndsay JeanesCrown Attorney$374,959

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Coverage: 1996 to 2025

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