The Ontario Sunshine List Predictions for 2026

The Ontario Sunshine List predictions for 2026 are already shaping up to be unusually significant. And if you’ve been following public-sector pay trends, you can probably feel it too—that sense that we’re about to cross another milestone. The list has…

Why the Sunshine List Still Matters

Every spring, Ontario’s Sunshine List sparks headlines, debates, and countless searches as residents look up who made the list. First introduced in 1996 through the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, it requires public organizations to publish the names and salaries…

OPS Workforce Demographics

Size & Sectors The OPS consists of tens of thousands of employees working across ministries, hospitals, schools, policing, and many other sectors. According to FAO data, the broader public sector in Ontario (public administration, hospitals, education, etc.) represents a sizable…

The Ontario Sunshine List History

The Ontario Sunshine List was established in 1996 under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, also known as the PSSD Act. Its purpose was to compel public sector employers in Ontario to make public the names, job titles, and compensation…