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11 | The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,A pril 4,2019 theifp.ca The Sunshine List is out, and Halton Hills was a little sunnier in 2018 than it was in 2017. The list grew by 10 names from 2017 to a total of 66 staff members. The total salaries earned on the Sun- shine List increased by al- most $1.4 million. At the top of the list was; • Brent Marshall, Town of Halton Hills chief adminis- trative officer, who earned $270,636.28 in 2018, a 7.4 per cent increase from the pre- vious year. Halton Hill's commis- sioners topped the list as follows: • John De Hooge, com- missioner and chief of fire services earned $211,437.38; • Chris Mills, commis- sioner of transportation and public works earned $193,855.22; • Jane Diamanti, com- missioner of corporate ser- vices earned $186,247.22; • John Linhardt, com- missioner of planning and sustainability earned $178,493.25; • Warren Harris, com- missioner of recreation and parks earned $178,493.25. Compared to 2017, the eight manager positions made the list. Just under a third of staff that made the list were women. On average, women on the list earned $125,286, men on the list earned an aver- age of $132,729. The full report of Onta- rio public service workers earning over $100,000 annu- ally is available at www.on- tario.ca. NEWS SUNSHINE LIST GROWS BY 10 IN HALTON HILLS BRYAN MYERS bmyers@metroland.com VISIT THEIFP.CA TO READ CURRENT AND PAST INVESTIGATIONS Meetings at Halton Region, 1151 Bronte Rd., Oakville, L6M 3L1 Visit halton.ca for full schedule. April 17 9:30 a.m. Regional Council Gary Carr Regional Chair Halton Region continues to make investments to ensure Regional water and wastewater infrastructure provides residents and businesses with a high level of service. This includes $1.2 billion dedicated to system improvements over the next 10 years to ensure public infrastructure is in a state of good repair and resilient to the impacts of climate change. The Region also continues to provide residents with financial support to help with the cost of downspout and weeping tile disconnections, sump pump and backwater valve installations, and sewer pipe repairs. To apply to the Basement Flooding Subsidy program or learn more about flood prevention, visit halton.ca. Helping residents protect their homes from basement flooding Long-Term Care Job Fair 04 04 19 Friday, April 12, 2019 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Halton Regional Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville • Cooks • Dietary Aides • Personal SupportWorkers • Registered Nurses • Registered Practical Nurses • Schedulers Apply your skills to make a positive difference for residents living in Regional long-term care homes! The fair will feature employment opportunities for: At Halton, you will enjoy a rewarding career and nurture your professional growth. To learn more about our long-term care homes, visit halton.ca. Job fair and work locations feature free on-site parking and are easily accessible by public transit. Bring copies of your resumé or visit our on-site resumé clinic for assistance. Halton Hills tHunder PeeWee ae croWned all ontario cHamPions! . Team members: Jacob Andrews, Michael Canali, Ryan Clarke, Jason Collis, Matthew Coughlin, Matthew Fairhead, Kyle Harrison, Jake Harview, Ryan Jackson, Harrison Kligman, Caeden Langdon, Matthew Langille, Ben Lust, Cale Martin, Nolan Peet, Aaron Salmon, Mitchell Winser. Head Coach Tom Collis. Asst Coaches Sandy Kligman, Matt Martin. Trainer Mike Langdon. Manager Trevor Andrews. After beating Woolwich and Guelph in the Round Robin, we beat Caledon in the quarter-finals and Garden city in semis and Aurora in the finals. ton Hills tHunder PeeWee Congratulations Canada 2.5cm Did you know we are now in your neighbourhood? HearingLife has just opened a clinic in Acton! Our goal is to provide expert hearing healthcare to all Canadians. 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