‘Sunshine List’ has more than 4,600 Ottawa employees, but is the list still useful?
More than 4,600 City of Ottawa employees earned more than $100,000 last year, according to the annual salary disclosure released recently by the Ontario government, a list of which some question the accuracy and relevance. The disclosure, more commonly known as the ‘Sunshine List,’ named 4,644 municipal employees in 2019. There were only 3,828 city employees on the list in...
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Carleton international student flees campus just before Bermuda’s border closes
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Investing in Vanier: Montreal Road gets a $50 million makeover
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Ottawa groups fight plan to expand urban boundary
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Study underlines that air pollution a leading cause of premature death worldwide
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