In 2025, 208 researcher roles appeared on the British Columbia Compensation Disclosure, earning an average of $98,985 and a median of $89,360. The highest-paid was Gail C Murphy (Vice-President Research and Innovation at University of British Columbia) at $436,268. Research associates, scientists, and coordinators at public universities and agencies.
Figures cover disclosed public-sector employees only (those above British Columbia’s $75,000 disclosure threshold). Records span 2009–2025.