Public salaries in
Manitoba.
Search the names, positions, salaries, and taxable benefits of public-sector employees in Manitoba paid $85,000 or more in a calendar year.
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Highest-paid public-sector employees.
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Frequently asked questions
The disclosure, the threshold, and how to use this site.
What is the Manitoba Sunshine List?
The Manitoba Sunshine List is the annual public disclosure of public sector employees who were paid $85,000 or more in a calendar year under the Public Sector Compensation Disclosure Act.
What is the Sunshine List salary threshold in Manitoba?
In Manitoba, the disclosure threshold is $85,000 per calendar year.
When is the Manitoba Sunshine List released?
Manitoba releases the Sunshine List in Fall each year, covering the previous fiscal/calendar year.
Does the Sunshine List include benefits?
Yes. The disclosure reports salary paid and taxable benefits as separate amounts. Employee profiles on this site show both figures, along with salary history across every year a person appears on the list.
Why is it called the Sunshine List?
The name comes from the idea of "letting the sunshine in" on public spending — making taxpayer-funded salaries open and transparent. The nickname stuck and is now used for public sector salary disclosures across Canada.
How do I check if a name is on the Sunshine List?
Use the search bar above or visit the People page to search by name. If that person was paid $85,000 or more by a covered Manitoba public sector employer, they will appear in the results.