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Strip C, Massage P and Escort services banned from bringing in foreign temporary workers

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Strip clubs, massage parlours and escort services can no longer bring foreign temporary workers into Canada, the federal government said on Wednesday.

In a joint announcement, Human Resources Minister Diane Finley in Toronto and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney in Calgary said foreign nationals brought in to work in sex trade-related businesses are particularly at risk of being exploited and abused.

Denying these businesses access to temporary foreign workers will help protect vulnerable individuals by keeping them out of these types of situation.

An RCMP report in 2010 called Human Trafficking in Canada highlighted a flourishing trade in sexual services, many of them operating out of Eastern European escort agencies based in Toronto and Montreal.

Women are shipped in and out of Canada by transnational prostitution rings, according to the report.

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada...ed-from-bringing-in-foreign-temporary-workers
 
So I guess all the Visa that they have already issued will eventually
run out.....this is because of the fight with the courts over prostitution...
Harper is not finish yet, the government will be doing more....
 
So I guess all the Visa that they have already issued will eventually
run out.....this is because of the fight with the courts over prostitution...
Harper is not finish yet, the government will be doing more....

I agree, Harper will tighten up the laws quite a bit. This was what the conservatives have been waiting for.
 
They'll loosen things up again once there is a shortage of domestic escorts and strippers.

As far as I can tell there's still lots of unemployed "Med school and law school students" from Nova Scotia.
 
They'll loosen things up again once there is a shortage of domestic escorts and strippers.

As far as I can tell there's still lots of unemployed "Med school and law school students" from Nova Scotia.

This is for starters, wait until the other shoe drops.
 
The problem is that a few bad apples so to speak have ruined it for the majority in this case.

But politicians love to make headlines don't they?
 
The problem is that a few bad apples so to speak have ruined it for the majority in this case.

But politicians love to make headlines don't they?

There are bad apples in every industry but they are focusing in on the sex industry. I've met a few Asian women here on a temporary permit and they were happy to be here and happy to be making the extra money to take back to their family.

It's the religious wing nuts like Bazerko sticking their nose into other people's lives.

THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD STAY THE FUCK OUT OF THE BEDROOMS REGARDLESS IF IT'S FREE or A SERVICE!!

Alrighty, I feel better now!
 
All in due time, all in due time. It's the the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms I'm told by several people in the know and that is the obstacle and that is why they are treading carefully.
 
There are bad apples in every industry but they are focusing in on the sex industry. I've met a few Asian women here on a temporary permit and they were happy to be here and happy to be making the extra money to take back to their family.

It's the religious wing nuts like Bazerko sticking their nose into other people's lives.

THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD STAY THE FUCK OUT OF THE BEDROOMS REGARDLESS IF IT'S FREE or A SERVICE!!

Alrighty, I feel better now!

I'm thinking local talent is usually better at adapting to local tastes than foreign talent is. Eventually the foreign talent also becomes localized, but it's usually a little awkward until that moment arrives. That being said, I've enjoyed the eastern european and asian talent in Montreal & Toronto. But in Ottawa, I prefer the local girls.
 
I have to say, I agree with this....think about it a second, it doesn't stop individuals from coming over and getting jobs, only organizations....(which is imo the main culprit in human trafficing). I mean, if olga kolienko applies for a visa, hops on a plane, then gets a job with dreamm i don't think they are banning that.....(though i'd have to read the law more closely to know for sure)
 
It is like anything, if there is a shortage the price goes up....but we are not talking
of food etc though.....

When things quiet down for a few months.....then Harper takes another step.....he lets
that settles ......then he slowly takes another step.......It helps with the USA interested
in what happening in Canada because it takes the people who are pushing this away from Canada
and focusing on interviews in the State.....My 2 cents......It like a Cat and Mouse game...
the Cat Harper and the USA and the Mouse the sp.......The saying Divide and Conquer
The ones running this better realize that they have to Countries to deal with and a Hell of
a lot of very intelligent people. For me what I see is a grass movement...They need important
people to stand up for their cause and how likely will that happened,,,,My 2 cents....:PEACE:
 
All in due time, all in due time. It's the the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms I'm told by several people in the know and that is the obstacle and that is why they are treading carefully.

Notwithstanding all its flaws, if the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the obstacle to Harper and baserko oppressing Canadians with their right-wing beliefs, then we certainly do owe a debt of gratitude to Trudeau for putting that Charter in place to protect us.
 
I'm not sure how SCs work but I thought that most MPs and agencies treated their girls as independent contractors.
 
Art Mann said:
Notwithstanding all its flaws, if the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is the obstacle to Harper and baserko oppressing Canadians with their right-wing beliefs, then we certainly do owe a debt of gratitude to Trudeau for putting that Charter in place to protect us.

There's nothing in the Charter of Rights that says anything about immigration policy. Harper is free to set immigration policy the way he likes.
 
RAWD said:
I'm not sure how SCs work but I thought that most MPs and agencies treated their girls as independent contractors.

I personally don't care if we are now not able to see the latest porn-star stripper from Porno Valley make their way up here to show their stage show anymore, although I'm sure they can still make their way up here maybe passing themselves off as circus performers or something.

MP's and escorts will not be affected. A lot of the girls from eastern europe and asia are often here on normal immigration channels, and they just happen to get into this line of work on their own. The adult industry visas are only meant for strip clubs.
 
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Finley pointed out that an RCMP report in 2010 called “Human Trafficking in Canada” shed light on a flourishing trade in sexual services, many of them operating out of Eastern European escort agencies based in Toronto and Montreal."

This is the true target of this ruling and if it's true I completely agree with it.
With a reduced supply in Ontario and prices surely on the rise we will see more girls from the morally vacuous Kwee-bec find their way into Ontario,
They certainly need to export more than poutine.
 
Mobility rights under the Charter apply to citizens; not everyone.

I vaguely recall something about visas/immigration status and bodyrubber licensing, so that may affect MPs....
 
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