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If the organisers are ready for their big day, so are the protestors of the Olympic Resistance Network. Their objections range from anti-globalisation and anti-capitalism tirades about the role of large corporate sponsors such as Coca-Cola and Samsung to the alleged waste of money on a sporting extravaganza when central Vancouver is blighted by pockets of desperate poverty.
When the Games kicks off, Vancouver will proudly showcase its picture-postcard setting – a stunning city skyline surrounded by water and mountains – and a culture and cuisine that have long earned it the tag of “one of the most liveable cities on earth”.
But just a few streets away from major Olympic venues, in the Downtown Eastside district, the squalid scenes are almost unimaginable for an affluent First World city. Addicts openly shoot up drugs in alleyways, the homeless bed down in bunks in a church converted into a temporary shelter, strung-out street prostitutes mumble incoherently and men in ragged clothing sell detritus recovered from skips and rubbish bins.

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TORONTO— An upcoming forum aimed at raising awareness about Canada’s sex-trade industry runs the risk of glamorizing an underground sector that has often exploited the poor and marginalized, some critics caution.
The Sex Workers Event on Feb. 18 in Hamilton, has been organized by the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre and Hamilton Artists Inc., as part of an ongoing series on different employment sectors.
“We’re doing this event in an empowering kind of way,” the event’s co-ordinator, Ian Jarvis, said on Friday. “We want to get an honest, open perspective out there of what it’s like to do the work that they do . . . “
It’s being billed as one of the first of its kind in the country.
The public forum will feature a panel of local Hamilton sex workers — prostitutes, strippers, escorts and porn stars — who will speak openly about their experiences in the industry and worker safety concerns.

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VANCOUVER – Olympic fever is taking hold in Metro Vancouver’s sex industry, with businesses and workers preparing to welcome a deluge of visitors.
Vancouver’s most prominent strip club is planning Olympic-themed decorations, but keeping them secret for fear of a clampdown by Olympics authorities. And one Metro Vancouver escort service is hiring dozens of women from across the country for the Games – and is already catering to Olympics-related demand.
In Vancouver, hotel doormen, bell captains and concierges who refer guests to entertainment venues have been warning Brandy Sarionder to expect hordes of clients at her high-end strip club Brandi’s and her massage parlour The Swedish Touch, she says.
“We’ve been told that however busy we think we’re going to be, we’re going to be a thousand times busier than that,” Sarionder says.

See the full article from “Montreal Gazette”