Ontario has just released a list of public sector employees who make more than $100,000 a year. We have worked hard and have already added 2011 data to LandOfFree.com. There are over 70000 public servants who made over 100K in 2011. Compared to the previous year, this is increase of over 7000 people (10%). The highest …
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Canadian Patent Database
Canadian patent database holding information on over 2,000,000 patents and over 2,000,000 people and organizations involved in patent licencing has been added to LandOfFree.com.
US Patents database
After number of months of hard work, we have added the database of US patents, inventors, representatives, assignees, attorneys and examiners to uspatents.LandOfFree.com. We allow visitors to rate patents and inventors/organizations using six criteria. The database contains patents registered in US after 1970. In total there are over 4 million patents and over 3 million …
Financial Institutions in USA
We have added listing with all USA financial institutions and their branches. The list includes active and inactive institutions. There are over 27000 financial institutions and more than one million branches.
Canadian Corporations
We are proud to announce listing of Canadian corporations and corporate directors at LandOfFree. You can access it at canadiancompanies.landoffree.com. If you are looking for a business contact, a new employer, a new employee, or if you are/were employed at a certain company – find a company on this web service. Are you looking for a …
Ontario Public Sector Salary Disclosure 2011
I have just added 2011 Ontario Public Salary Disclosure data to Land Of Free. If there is enough interest I might pull out some interesting statistics such us histogram of salaries, etc. All suggestions are welcomed.
Why we should (not) insist on government transparency?
Hello, we live in the 21st century! I can track my FedEx package in a second. Pay my bills online. I can tweet about my washroom dumps and the whole world will share the experience with me instantaneously. Hell, I could also post my sh** on youtube and update my facebook account from my iphone. …
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