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Senior Member
this is from 2011, but even then, they knew...
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...Valentina, a dancer of five years who asked for her real name to be withheld...[pointed to the rise in body-rub parlours, as well as the Internet sex trade, as reasons why clubs are struggling financially – and why the AEAC is pursuing its proposal...
Still, AEAC director Tim Lambrinos said Thursday that the purpose is not to turn dancers into prostitutes. “The objective is to save their jobs,” he said. “If we take on the role of enhanced services, we can control that type of party atmosphere.”
Starting to hear rumours that the City Hall press gallery is conspiring to boycott Mayor Ford's return press conference Monday afternoon at 3pm.
The populist got a bit of a minor dilemma though - what would a populist do when 2/3 of the population calls for your head?
AoD
You can retire with an unreduced pension when your age plus years of service equal 80. Your pension is "maxed-out" at 70 per cent after 35 years of service. ie: You can not increase it.
Reasons to stay on the job after 35 years could include a sense of civic duty, overtime ( which is not included in OMERS ) or a promotion ( which would increase your retirement earnings ).
Without knowing the age or years of service of a member, it is impossible to calculate a pension. But, this explains the formula:
"OMERS Supplemental Pension Plan for Police, Firefighters and Paramedics"
http://www.omers.com/pdf/Supplemental_Plan_handbook.pdf
Now in the home stretch of his policing career — he can retire with a full pension in three years — Giroux acknowledges the wearying aspects of the job.
“The objective is to save their jobs,” he said. “If we take on the role of enhanced services, we can control that type of party atmosphere.”
Too many girls giving it away for free?
The non-profit Toronto Environmental Alliance today released its City Council Enviro Report Card, and while 16 councillors received failing grades for their work over the past four years, the environmental dunce cap went to Mayor Rob Ford, who finished at the bottom of the class.
The TEA evaluated council members based on their voting record on 31 key environmental issues. There’s no gentle bell curve in the results—17 members of council received top marks for their environmental efforts and 17 members (including Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly) failed, leaving just nine councillors in the A-to-D range. The average grade was a disheartening C+.
Unsurprisingly, Ford’s aggressive brand of underachievement saw him land on the friendly side of environmental issues just 13 per cent of the time. “Torontonians should be profoundly disappointed with how Mayor Ford did,†says TEA executive director Franz Hartmann. “His leadership on helping improve Toronto’s environment was absolutely non-existent.â€
The report also shows a disparity between the priorities of suburban and Old Toronto councillors. Suburban councillors, along with suburban champion Ford, accounted for 15 of the 17 failing grades handed out. Top scores were apportioned more evenly, although councillors in the old city received the bulk of them. Encouragingly, council newcomer Peter Leon (Ward 3, Etobicoke Centre), who in October 2013 filled the seat left vacant by MPP Doug Holyday, received a perfect score for the six environmental policy votes in which he participated.
Councillors Get Their Environmental Report Cards
Probably not free, but they're not getting their cut.
More reporting on the Mammo incubated Adult Entertainment Association of Canada by Anne Hui via the Globe: Let strip clubs also operate as brothels, owners propose