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This is how much Canada's federal politicians will make in 2017

As of April 1, all members of Parliament will earn an increased base salary of $172,700. This is up from $170,400 in 2016 and $167,400 in 2015.

Those members who hold certain offices may receive up to $82,600 more than that, according to the Parliament of Canada Act.

Justin Trudeau, as Prime Minister, takes home an additional $172,700 and a $2,000 car allowance. Rona Ambrose’s replacement, as official leader of the opposition, will make $255,300 and also get a $2,000 car allowance.

Leaders of other parties, such as Elizabeth May and Thomas Mulcair, will see their pay bumped up to $231,300.

As for Senators, they will see a greater base-pay increase — it rises to $147,700 from $145,400 in 2016 and $142,400 in 2015.

Click through the slideshow to see who makes what on Parliament Hill.