The session which will take place form 5 to 6 PM, will provide a review of port performance levels over the last year, as well as to update residents on the progress of recent initiatives or make note of any potential new developments on the horizon.
Those with an interest in port activities can get the month to month performance picture here, while the Port's financial results are listed as part of this archive posted to the PRPA website.
As we've noted in previous months, the volume of cargo through the DP World facility is significantly less than a year ago, while Grain and Coal throughput has risen in the last twelve month comparison.
Notes on past themes from the PRPA can be reviewed through our archive page.
The CEO makes $574,000/year
ReplyDeleteKen Veldman makes $305,000/year
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority pays president and CEO Robin Silvester $1.2 / year.
DeleteRecently retired Sylvie Vachon made $513,000 in 2018 as the CEO at the Port of Montreal.
Allan Gray, CEO of the Port of Halifax made $391/year in 2019
Are you going to outline in detail port employee wages as you do with the City? Interested readers want to know
ReplyDeleteStrange. I post publically available financial information on port executive compensation and you censor my comment?
ReplyDeleteReally don’t want port wages posted.. wonder why?
ReplyDeleteRegarding all FOUR of your urgent dispatches noted above, all in the space of just a few Hours ...
DeleteThere is nothing 'strange', nor any form of 'censorship' as you have often shouted from atop your sun deprived corner of the inter tubes ... alas it was that I was busy with other stories.
Which if you had taken the time to read the full blog and not just your Pavlovian response to the word 'Port' you might have noticed.
To refresh your memory, the comments part of the blog is a courtesy which I provide; not a constitutional right as you seem to believe.
I get to them and approve them from moderation as opportunity allows, with blog content over riding that element.
To somehow believe that I'm sitting here awaiting your latest manic related port screed is beyond comprehension.
Now to ensure that your deep dark web findings ... (which I provided the link towards in the piece advising of the actual meeting) get accessed to as fast as you deliver them ... perhaps create your own journal or Information.
Whether on blogger, twitter, Facebook, or any other online forum that suits your needs ...
Call it the B List if you like ...
For future reference, Blog content will trump checking the comments holding pen nine times out of ten.
Now since you appear to have so much to say on port issues, I trust you will attend the June meeting and regale Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Veldman and anyone else within earshot of your insight of the global shipping industry and its impact on municipalities .. NCR
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