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Energy and Mines

Government of Ontario Ministries · FY2025

315 disclosed employees* in 2025 13 yrs on file (2010–2025) 56.2% estimated female
Avg. salary
$137,679
Avg. total comp
$137,910
Total disclosed salary*
$43,368,834
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Total disclosed salary & employees over time 2010–2025

Total disclosed salary Disclosed employees

Top positions FY2025 · ranked by disclosed employees

#PositionDisclosed Emp.Median salaryP90 salaryRaise
1 Advisor province-wide 37 $127,798 $140,143 +5.8%
2 Senior Advisor province-wide 23 $127,798 $136,136 +1.8%
3 Team Lead province-wide 18 $127,966 $139,683 +4.6%
4 Executive Assistant province-wide 5 $140,228 $153,206 +8.5%
5 Project Manager province-wide 4 $126,694 $130,695 +8.0%
6 Chief of Staff province-wide 3 $130,398 $191,665 n/a
7 Human Resources Business Partner province-wide 1 $133,193 $133,193 n/a
8 Policy Advisor province-wide 1 $102,394 $102,394 n/a
9 Policy Analyst province-wide 1 $107,004 $107,004 n/a
10 Senior Policy Advisor province-wide 1 $139,560 $139,560 n/a

Workforce history 2010–2025

YearDisclosed Emp.Avg. salaryAvg. total compTotal disclosed salaryNewly disclosedGender
2025 315 $137,679 $137,910 $43,368,834 23.5% 56.2% F
2024 247 $128,067 $128,427 $31,632,515 30.8% 51.8% F
2023 175 $123,124 $123,337 $21,546,649 17.7% 49.7% F
2022 77 $123,125 $123,289 $9,480,637 18.2% 53.2% F
2018 65 $126,414 $126,754 $8,216,928 15.4% 43.1% F
2017 59 $121,412 $121,870 $7,163,300 25.4% 39.0% F
2016 53 $118,892 $119,628 $6,301,280 24.5% 37.7% F
2015 47 $120,458 $120,931 $5,661,533 25.5% 36.2% F
2014 50 $119,036 $119,451 $5,951,782 16.0% 32.0% F
2013 48 $117,895 $118,362 $5,658,960 10.4% 31.2% F
2012 50 $120,101 $120,572 $6,005,037 18.0% 36.0% F
2011 46 $121,346 $121,996 $5,581,910 17.4% 41.3% F
2010 44 $120,079 $120,519 $5,283,461 100.0% 38.6% F

"Newly disclosed" is the share of that year's disclosed employees appearing on the list for the first time anywhere — not a hire rate. Many already worked here and simply crossed the $100,000 threshold. Gender is a name-based estimate, shown only for years with 20 or more disclosed employees.

Top disclosed earners FY2025

#NameTitleTotal compYoYSector rankPosition rank
1 Virve Laaksonencraig Deputy Minister $412,911 +32.9% 29/35897 —
2 Shawn Batise Deputy Minister $356,668 +7.3% 150/35897 —
3 Karen Moore Assistant Deputy Minister Strategic Network and Agency Policy $329,422 +57.3% 294/35897 —
4 Steen Hume Assistant Deputy Minister Energy Supply Policy $318,542 +30.6% 602/35897 —
5 Kelly Brown Assistant Deputy Minister Distribution Conservation and Innovation Policy $314,517 n/a 624/35897 —
6 Afsana Qureshi Assistant Deputy Minister Mines and Minerals Regulation $303,614 +38.1% 697/35897 —
7 Ken Nakahara Assistant Deputy Minister Mining Policy and Sector Development $294,531 +34.4% 763/35897 —
8 Michael Smith Director Broadband Expansion and Connection Branch $249,571 n/a 1235/35897 —
9 Sharmila Pathmanathan Assistant Deputy Minister Mining Policy and Sector Development $243,231 +71.7% 1336/35897 —
10 Timothy Christie Director Electricity Policy Economics and System Planning $241,973 +26.8% 1360/35897 —

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