The CBC has compiled a list of money paid to the heads of charities on the Ontario Sunshine List for 2016. These are organization getting at least $1 million in public money to support them:
- Piers Handling, $352,260, Toronto International Film Festival Inc., Director & CEO.
- George Habib, $342,831, Ontario Lung Association, President & CEO.
- John Rafferty, $326,300, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, President & CEO.
- David Samuel Hillier, $322,877, Shepherd Village (seniors’ care), President & CEO.
- Conrad Sauve, $321,299, The Canadian Red Cross, President & CEO.
- Barry Bisson, $316,731, Shad Valley International (education), President.
- Medhat Mahdy, $305,303, YMCA of Greater Toronto, President & CEO.
- Paul Goodyear, $303,956, The Governing Council of the Salvation Army, Territorial financial secretary.
- Anthony Sargent, $299,999, Luminato (Toronto Festival of Arts), CEO.
- Myroslav Klymkiw, $297,440, Canadian Film Centre, CEO.
- Michele Maheux, $284,279, Toronto International Film Festival, Executive director and chief operating officer.
- Kevin Frey, $268,836, Right To Play International, CEO.
- Julia Dumanian, $268,749, Canadian Hearing Society, President & CEO.
- Catherine Macdonald, $264,953, Ontario Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, CEO.
- Susanne Gillespie, $264,300, Pathways to Education Canada, President & CEO.
- Sharon Broughton, $258,411, Kids Help Phone, President & CEO.
- Geoff Cape, $255,329, Evergreen (urban sustainability), CEO.
- Deborah Sevenpifer, $253,784, YMCA of Greater Toronto, Chief financial officer.
- Andria Spindel, $252,709, March of Dimes Canada, President & CEO.
