It is not to be taken for granted that just because there is no exploitation of minors that LE will not go after the clients. This is a case of selective enforcement. Agency in itself is illegal even before Bill C-36. The clients have committed a crime. It is kind of the same principal with driving and going 20kph above the limit, most police do not bother but if they want to give you a ticket they can and it would apply. Right now governments in Canada are not actively busting on agencies but that could change at anytime. Police do have the resources to go after the clients, where there is a lack of resources is at the prosecutions office. Still this would not stop police, governments in Canada seem to want it hidden and out of public spot light, so long as there are not crimes being committed like human trafficking and the exploitation of minors they will let it be. But that could change at anytime.
If an agency gets busted...
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Can’t bust you for something they did not see on your premises sorry it’s consensual adults
I am no lawyer but we can look to the US who were successful to bust almost all agencies. Maybe some American members here can confirm this?
Here’s where I think one of the greater risks for clients lies: the fact that clients are effectively depending on agency owners/recruiters to operate responsibly and stay on the right side of the line — including not recruiting minors, misreporting ages, coercing vulnerable individuals, dealing drugs, etc.
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Let’s be honest, American laws are generally stricter than Canadian ones, particularly when it comes to issues like prostitution. In provinces like Quebec, authorities often turn a blind eye unless criminal elements such as underage involvement or pimping are present. As long as agencies pay their taxes and operate within certain lines, enforcement is minimal. Corruption and selective enforcement seem to be part of the system. Realistically, Quebec has become the capital of prostitution in Canada. Just as the government has commercialized and regulated gambling and cannabis for revenue, mark my words it's only a matter of time before prostitution is fully legislated for financial gain. Quebec already has an overwhelming number of gambling establishments more than any other province I’ve seen. It’s baffling how the government supports gambling, given its devastating social impact: economic hardship, addiction, depression, and even suicide. But at the end of the day, it’s all about money in this province. I understand many won’t agree with me, and that’s fine freedom of speech is one of the few things that still makes Canada truly great.
Politicians have been trying to shut down massage parlours and strip clubs for years, but the truth is Montreal's sex industry is woven so tightly with the main tourist establishment it will never cease to exist.Global drag queen RuPaul once said in an interview with HOUR magazine in 2005 "Montreal to Americans is sex city.It's such a sensual place." Even Family Guy has an episode where they visit Montreal's famed "touchy feely" strip clubs.If that's not an endorsement, I don't know what is.There is even a scene making a reference to "shots on goal".....makes you wonder if Seth Macfarland has visited one of our finer establishments. My point being......I think the only time the LE will raid and shut down a place is when there are minors being exploited.Some places have been operating for years with no interference from LE. Just my two cents.....
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Already been in there & the best part of my vacation was that it got me in fantastic physical condition! Lol
Don’t a lot of married women take money from their husbands and that’s not illegal! Lol
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The only 100% safe route is to stay home and masturbate!
I'm personally not worried about the reliable agencies getting targeted. They appear to do business discretely and safely.
If one of the agencies does get involved with trafficking, minors, or drugs i can see them getting taken down hard to make an example.
However, I sincerely doubt LEO would target the clients who are not directly involved with the drugs/ minors.
I'm personally not worried about the reliable agencies getting targeted. They appear to do business discretely and safely.
If one of the agencies does get involved with trafficking, minors, or drugs i can see them getting taken down hard to make an example.
However, I sincerely doubt LEO would target the clients who are not directly involved with the drugs/ minors.
Not agencies but they had operations in Longueuil and caught a few people. Mayor of Montreal will change and the PM of Quebec we never know. It’s not likely but it’s doable
rumor is that the enterprising agencies of MTL will be capitalizing on the the large, soon-to-be incarcerated Merbite population with a brand new service line: conjugal visit outcalls (+$200 fee)
you say these "reliable agencies" are reliable and "appear to do business discretely and safely" based on what exactly? are you reading their 3rd party ESG audits and verifying that their permits, ISO certifications, and BBB accreditation are current? You may be right, and I hope you are, but the reality is that they are very much black boxes, and clients who wish to use their services have little choice but to assume some degree of risk and just trust that they are operating responsibly and not crossing any lines. Regarding your last point, it’s not impossible that clients could inadvertently end up engaging with a minor if an agency, whether intentionally or not, misreports someone’s age. (And no, I’m not suggesting that any current agency is doing or would ever do this — only that it’s within the realm of possibility.) not trying to sow paranoia, but I think the risks shouldn't be downplayed, just as they shouldn’t be exaggerated.
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Reliability judged from a track record of consistency and service as advertised. Discretion and safety also judged by track record and experience, both personal and as shared on this forum.
Despite your argumentative stance, i believe we agree in spirit. Calculated risk taking is the name of this game. If risk tolerance is zero, then their is no way to play "safely".
My observations of the agencies and doing business with them is the basis of my post. It is a calculated guess. Of course nobody is omniscient and anything can happen.
I laugh a little at the minor issue. To date, I have never met an escort that was even borderline close to being underage. The advertised 20yo that is closer to 30yo is usually the scenario I see.
All this being said, I plan to continue as before.
See you all from behind iron bars i suppose... Then again, I could be struck by lightning if I venture outside. Maybe I should just stay home forever...
If they allow SP visits in prison it might be bearable for me xD
Would never chance it in the US.
Many Sheriffs around the country are elected and they want press. .
Big city brothels raided because many of the providers are “undocumented” which is in line with what Trump is doing, although he’s paid millions to cover it up.
The Montreal scene is different, but every few years even Montreal pays lip service before F1 & local Elections.
I believe neighbor complaints have forced several to relocate. Not sure if LE got involved or just the “condo board” for breaking the House Rules. Guessing it’s just the Board.
They only need to prove you communicated with the intention of doing so. The law is broad.
This was an agency bust in the US last year: https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/brothel-clients-names-johns-massachusetts-court-hearing/
Could easily happen to a Montreal agency.
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