From The Globe And Mail -The Top 1000

Posted on Sunday, July 02 at 14:35 by 4Canada
5 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce John Hunkin 29,471,387 Salary($): 750,000 Bonus($): 0 Other($): 2,250 2005 rank: 10 Title: Former CEO Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 28,719,137 Option Gain($): n/a 6 Talisman Energy Inc. James Buckee 23,330,296 Salary($): 1,104,300 Bonus($): 1,988,000 Other($): 151,704 2005 rank: 19 Title: CEO Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 0 Option Gain($): 20,086,292 7 Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. William Doyle 22,128,865 Salary($): 1,151,020 Bonus($): 1,279,450 Other($): 165,412 2005 rank: n/r Title: CEO Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 7,672,916 Option Gain($): 11,860,067 8 Magna International Inc. Donald Walker 19,550,357 Salary($): 195,795 Bonus($): 6,061,090 Other($): 35,600 2005 rank: n/r Title: Co-CEO Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 13,257,872 Option Gain($): 0 9 Toronto-Dominion Bank William Ryan 19,374,059 Salary($): 1,098,222 Bonus($): 291,462 Other($): 1,536,646 2005 rank: n/r Title: Chairman, TD Banknorth Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 16,447,729 Option Gain($): 0 10 Power Corp. of Canada Andre Desmarais 18,844,089 Salary($): 906,000 Bonus($): 700,000 Other($): 545,064 2005 rank: n/r Title: Co-CEO Share Units/Incentive Plan($): 0 Option Gain($): 16,693,025 Continued... http://www.theglobeandmail.com/v5/content/tp1000/index.php?view=top_50_execs

Note: http://www.theglobeandm...

Contributed By



Article Rating

 (0 votes) 

Options




Comments

  1. by avatar Jacob
    Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:25 pm
    I saw an article the other day about the remuneration of the CEO of Toyota - that it was extremely modest, compared the remuneration of the CEO of General Motors. Where does the CEO of Totoya Canada rank? Probably out-of-sight.

    These numbers shown are insane and they do not reflect productivity.

  2. by Patm
    Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:47 pm
    So what, they're worth the money. If you don't pay top dollar you don't get top talent.

    Besides, its those greedy union bastages that are really killing our economy. Why, since the 1970s, they've only fallen about 20% behind inflation! How is our economy supposed to grow when the unions only take a 20% purchasing power cut over 30 years? Non union folks have done their duty and taken on about 30% cut in purchasing power.

    Unions are an anachronism, they are no longer needed in today's economy. Be done with it and outlaw them so we can get that cut in purchasing power up to 60% across the board, that'll grow our economy real gud!

    N.B. For you neo-classical economic types, and most conservatives - this is called IRONY. You cannot GROW an economy by strangling vast majority of purchasers - yet thats exactly what our "mainstream" economists and politicians have been pushing for the last 30 years.

    But hey, the economy today is the BEST in 30 years - just ask any CEO, they'll tell ya.



view comments in forum


You need to be a member and be logged into the site, to comment on stories.




Your Voice

To post to the site, just sign up for a free membership/user account and then hit submit. Posts in English or French are welcome. You can email any other suggestions or comments on site content to the site editor. (Please note that Vive le Canada does not necessarily endorse the opinions or comments posted on the site.)

canadian bloggers | canadian news