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Izzard was in town recently, in advance of an extensive Canadian comedy tour that begins on Friday at Toronto’s Massey Hall. Asked about fellow comedian Craig Ferguson, he perks ups. Says they’re old friends, that they go way back. Oh, really? How far back do you go? “Oh, just right down there, across the road,” he says from a hotel bar, motioning out the window from his corner booth. “Just past the Starbucks. That’s how far we go back.”
I see.
Somewhat incidentally, a couple of days later, I’m talking with Ferguson. When the subject of Izzard comes up, the Scottish-American talk-show host, who played Massey last week, says something identical. “Oh yeah, Eddie and I, we go way back.” Funny you should say that, because Eddie told me exactly the same thing, that the two of you go back a ways, up the street, over by the coffee shop. “Oh, no,” Ferguson corrects, “we go further back than that.” Really? How far? “Past the coffee shop, well down the street, closer to the massage parlour,” he says.

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Mon Apr. 26 2010 9:55:22 AM
Mammoliti suggests bylaw officers be armed with guns
cp24.com
A Toronto mayoral candidate is suggesting the city’s bylaw officers should be armed with guns to better deal with people breaking the law.
Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti says bylaw officers should have the power to arrest people who are caught posting signs or writing graffiti on city-owned property.
He says they need guns because they’re often the first at the scene of less-than-ideal situations. He points out a massage parlour and heroin den in his York West ward as an example of what bylaw officers have to deal with.
“These guys are the first ones to go in and give them a fine and do what they need to do,” Mammoliti tells CP24.
“(Bylaw officers) feel threatened. It’s time we give the tools to our enforcement officers that they need to make them feel comfortable,” he says.

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Falana, who has been in custody in a Toronto jail since Dec. 23, 2008, will be transferred to Edmonton within six days to face other allegations, including one in which he is accused of robbing a massage parlour in 2006.

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In addition to being unable to tell family members in some cases, there were also problems in attempting to show their performance to the public. In one instance, the show had to be cancelled at a Chinese gallery because of the content.
Regardless of content, anything can be performed in a gallery, according to Chinese law. However, Stapleton says the Chinese government tends to leave laws vague and open to interpretation to allow for some wiggle room.
“People with power can get away with a lot,” Stapleton said. “But the Internet has helped balance things.”
“Power” can mean everything from financial success to physical force. One story explained how a businessman walked into a massage parlor and expected something extra from a young girl giving him the massage. She was stabbed when she refused him and was sent to jail while the man walked away.

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… You work in a massage parlour, potentially there is some risk there, but there has been nothing identified as a reason for this triple homicide,” Kelly said.

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The $100,000 reward has been renewed for a tip, some knowledge, a name – anything – that would help York homicide detectives arrest and convict the person who executed two women and a man at a Markham massage parlour.

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In the last two decades Richmond has become Vancouver’s new Chinatown, home to the second-biggest Asian community in North America; Asian Canadians now make up about 60% of Richmond’s population.
Stepping into one of Richmond’s shopping malls is a quick trip to the contemporary Orient. Yaohan Centre has a giant pan-Asian supermarket, and Aberdeen Centre is classic, over-the-top Hong Kong, right down to a showy multimedia water-fountain production in the foyer.
There are Sikh temples, the biggest Buddhist temple in North America, Chinese foot massage parlors and herb shops, but I go to Richmond to eat, especially at the Richmond Night Market, open weekends throughout the summer. You can smell the spicy lamb kebabs and sautéed noodles long before you reach the maze of 300 stalls lighted by strings of lights and hazed in plumes of smoke from grilled squid and prawns.

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… Your voice has changed,” Jim said after a few seconds.
Whoa. Wrong Rocco. It was Rocco Achampong, a former U of T student leader. He’s fringe, but his Rocco For Mayor campaign is gonna drive the other Rocco nuts. Not to mention confuse folks in the ballot booth.
Rossi must be muttering “What are the odds? Two Roccos?” He better hope Rocco Mediate doesn’t join the fray. Or even Rockin’ Rob Ford.
To add to the weirdness, Jim Richards’ show is followed by that of John Tory, the likely winner until he bowed out.
The front pack is fleshed out with councillors Giorgio “Not George” Mammoliti and Joe “Pants On The Ground” Pantalone.
Mammoliti has waged war on massage parlours and proposes a red light district. He also favours curfews and a fat expense account.

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… It’s causing a bit of a financial crisis for us,” Davis says. “We’re all relying on the local clientele right now. As more and more (sex) workers come here, our income is being divided even more.”
Davis says that recently she went two days without getting a single call from a client. “Never in my career has that happened before.”
Davis acknowledges that there will be a brief flurry of business while the Olympics are on, but warns any out-of-town escorts to make sure they have a plan in place before heading out there to cash in on it.
“One girl I know came out here from Calgary, thinking she could just find a job at a massage parlour, but no one was hiring. She came without a lot of money in her pocket because she was expecting to be working right away and it just wasn’t there. She got stuck.”

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