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Ontario Power Generation president and CEO Jeffrey Lyash, who left last year to head the Tennessee Valley Authority, made $938,845.Lyash’s successor at the helm of OPG, Kenneth Hartwick, took home $929,763.The third highest-paid civil servant last year was Kevin Smith, the president and CEO of the University Health Network, who earned $844,992.OPG vice-president of nuclear projects, Dietmar Reiner, made $837,074.The University of Toronto’s asset management corporation president Daren Smith, took home $800,074.Rounding out the top 10, which included no women: Mark Fuller, president and CEO of the Ontario Public Service Pension Board at $797,575; Sean Granville, OPG deputy chief nuclear officer, $792,195; Mike Martelli, OPG president of renewable generation, $787,751; Stephen Rigby, who recently stepped down as president and CEO of Ontario Lottery and Gaming, $762,458; and Timothy Rutledge, president of CEO of Unity Health, $754,413.Most of the growth in Sunshine List earners — 15,780 in all — was in the broader public sector outside the provincial civil service. Chief Medical Examiner Elizabeth Brooks-Lim earned just over $400,000 for the year in pay and benefits.Guy Kerr, president and CEO of the Workers’ Compensation Board: $907,848David Turpin, president and vice-chancellor of the University of Alberta: $766,203David Docherty, president of Mount Royal University: $737,520Margaret Elizabeth Cannon, president and vice-chancellor of the University of Calgary: $684,060Verna Yiu, president and CEO of Alberta Health Services: $655,625David Linder, executive director of the Alberta Securities Commission: $594,777Wendy Gosse, vice-president of the Workers’ Compensation Board: $588,578Randall Morck, professor at the University of Alberta: $581,782Ronald Helmhold, vice-president of the Workers’ Compensation Board: $564,469Antonietta Paladino, dentist at Alberta Health Services: $563,428Laura Kilcrease, CEO of Alberta Innovates: $551,768Donald Hickey, retired vice-president at the University of Alberta: $546,752Ethan Flynn, Calgary Lab Services pathologist: $542,473Robert Heggie, chief executive of the Alberta Utilities Commission: $539,467Kevin Worry, associate zone medical director at Alberta Health Services: $534,935Glenn Feltham, president and CEO of Northern Alberta Institute of Technology: $531,672Francois Belanger, vice-president at Alberta Health Services: $530,091Todd Gilchrist, vice-president at Alberta Health Services: $530,020Marcia Nelson, deputy minister of executive council: $487,137Ray Gilmour, deputy minister of executive council: $427,834Bernard Bannach, assistant chief medical examiner: $418,800Elizabeth Brooks-Lim, chief medical examiner: $403,971Lorna Rosen, deputy minister of treasury board and finance: $395,691Enrico Risso, deputy chief medical examiner: $385,007Mitchell Weinberg, assistant chief medical examiner: $383,877Sharon Boone, deputy chief medical examiner: $383,619Milton Sussman, deputy minister of health: $377,367Cecilia Wu, assistant chief medical examiner: $368,400Gitane De Silva, senior representative to the United States: $364,848Jason Krips, deputy minister for economic development and trade: $361,481Shannon Marchand, deputy minister for community and social services: $360,851Rodney Skura, deputy minister for advanced education: $360,401Lana Lougheed, deputy minister for the Public Service Commission: $359,953Meryl Whittaker, deputy minister for culture and tourism: $359,448Susan Taylor, deputy minister for the status of women: $359,148Kenneth Corbould, deputy minister for agriculture and forestry: $358,864Dennis Cooley, associate deputy minister for justice and solicitor general: $358,601Landowner Jessica Ernst sues EnCana (Ovintiv) and Alberta government regulators over water contamination