If it's Doug's salary to donate, how would giving it back to the City necessarily keep him off the Sunshine List?
The Sunshine List says, "Salary Paid".
At any rate, it does not appear that the intent was ever to donate his salary to the city, preferring instead to donate it to "different community organizations".
QUOTE from four years ago:
Don Peat October 26, 2010
Doug Ford to donate salary to charities
Just one day after he was elected to his brother's former council seat, Ford vowed he will donate his entire councillor salary of around $100,000 to community organizations during his entire four-year term.
"I'm going to donate it back into the community and different community organizations," Ford said Tuesday. "When Rob asked me to get involved I told him pretty clearly that I'm not going to be down there for a position or a paycheque."
Ford said he hasn't settled on the groups he would donate to yet but he said he is looking for organizations that can leverage the support.
"When I was door knocking, I was up in Rexdale, I was going into government housing...I thought, 'Man, there (are) so many people that need support,'" Ford said.
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontovotes2010/2010/10/26/15840566.html
Toronto Life October 6, 2014
"Doug Ford has yet to prove that he has actually donated four years’ worth of salary to charity"
http://www.torontolife.com/informer...ally-donated-four-years-worth-salary-charity/
LORINC: Should Doug Ford prove he’s donated four years of salary to charity?
October 6, 2014
http://spacing.ca/toronto/2014/10/06/lorinc-doug-ford-prove-hes-donated-four-years-salary-charity/
"Now take the case of John Tory’s frequent claims to have been a fundraiser for various charities. Whatever else you think about his motivations, those statements are readily verified by third parties, including the City of Toronto itself. His corporate salary and benefits, moreover, are also subject to public disclosure [PDF], and thus available to voters and investors alike."