April 25, 2024

UBC president tops lists of highest paid public-sector execs

Perhaps the numbers will drop now that the B.C. government plans to freeze financial compensation for Crown corporations.

But several high-level public-sector executives earned more than $ 450,000 last year.

Once again, the highest paid was University of BC president Stephen Toope, who earned $ 581,000 in 2011.

But if you factor in severance, the former director of corporate finance at the BC Securities Commission was paid even more: Martin D.C. Eady pocketed nearly $ 647,000 including almost $ 400,000 in severance.

The soon-to-be former head of the BC Pavilion Corporation, Warren Buckley, took home $ 565,000 last year.

Other top earners include Worksafe BC CEO David Anderson at $ 466,000 and BC Lotteries boss Michael Graydon at $ 461,000.

A complete rundown of all Crown corporation executives is available on the B.C. government’s website: www.fin.gov.bc.ca/psec/disclosure/disclosure11-12.htm#crowns

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