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riverbendviewgal

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2. I live in a small railroad town and read the Sunshine list. and

Reply to shockedcanadian (Original post)

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 05:33 PM

Mar 2015

quite a few train engineers who live here work lots of over time. Also many law enforcement they too make a lot of over time.

The list has Hydro employees, municipal and provincial officials, education managers.

Some of theses people are in management and some in unions.

There is over 13.6 million people in Ontario.

I think the Sunshine list a good thing to have.

It Seems to me it shows that being in a union and/or having a good education is a good thing.

I find people who don't approve are those who did not have the opportunity or want to take these choices resentful.

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Ontario’s ‘Sunshine List’ has more than 111,400 names [View all] shockedcanadian Mar 2015 OP

there is an easier way to become a millionaire: guillaumeb Mar 2015 #1

I live in a small railroad town and read the Sunshine list. and riverbendviewgal Mar 2015 #2

I think you're characterization is misguided... shockedcanadian Mar 2015 #3