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The 10 CEOs with the most unexercised stock options
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(Christinne Muschi/Reuters)

1. Michael Pearson (Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $751-million

(Della Rollins for The Globe and Mail)

2. William Doyle (Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $116-million

(Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail)

3. Donald Walker (Magna International Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $106-million

(Pawel Dwulit/Canadian Press)

4. Hunter Harrison (Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $103-million

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5. Daniel Schwartz (Restaurant Brands International Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $84-million

(Mike Ridewood/Canadian Press)

6. Al Monaco (Enbridge Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $66-million

(Darryl Dyck/Canadian Press)

7. Claude Mongeau (Canadian National Railway Co.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $66-million

(Christinne Muschi/Reuters)

8. Louis Vachon (National Bank of Canada)
Value of unexercised stock options: $56-million

(Paul Chiasson/Canadian Press)

9. Michael Roach (CGI Group Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $48-million

(Mark Blinch/Reuters)

10. Bruce Flatt (Brookfield Asset Management Inc.)
Value of unexercised stock options: $39-million