Euphoria agency in the news
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Now hopefully Vogue/Vog and Forever are not targeted. If these agencies are also hit then a very strong indication of some type of agency war going on.
I cannot say for sure since I am not in prosecution but maybe you are right.
Still no sign of Celena or Malika at any of the agencies so far.
Montreal police seek suspects in Plateau-Mont-Royal fires
Images from a surveillance video were made public Friday, as was a clip from the video.
montrealgazette.com
The Euphoria arsons (twice, a week apart) were back in 2017. Euphoria did shut down for at least a few weeks, but I don't think the media ever made the connections between the fires and the escort agencies.
Yes, their website is down now!Montreal police seek suspects in Plateau-Mont-Royal fires
Images from a surveillance video were made public Friday, as was a clip from the video.
The Euphoria arsons (twice, a week apart) were back in 2017. Euphoria did shut down for at least a few weeks, but I don't think the media ever made the connections between the fires and the escort agencies.
Montreal police seek suspects in Plateau-Mont-Royal fires
Images from a surveillance video were made public Friday, as was a clip from the video.
The Euphoria arsons (twice, a week apart) were back in 2017. Euphoria did shut down for at least a few weeks, but I don't think the media ever made the connections between the fires and the escort agencies.
Have there been any updates on this since? Have the suspects ever been found and arrested?
Despite the fact that the Euphoria story is now six days old, the anglophone media in Montreal and the rest of Canada has mostly ignored it. I could only find two stories in English and both focus on the most salacious aspect of the story i.e., "Dr. Vampire."
Why? Hard to say. Maybe the lack of coverage signals that the story is really not as big as we think it is. Maybe since almost all of the source material is in French, English speaking reporters can't understand it well enough or maybe they view the problem as one mainly of concern to francophone residents.
montrealgazette.com
Why? Hard to say. Maybe the lack of coverage signals that the story is really not as big as we think it is. Maybe since almost all of the source material is in French, English speaking reporters can't understand it well enough or maybe they view the problem as one mainly of concern to francophone residents.
Lasik MD severs ties with Montreal eye surgeon following allegations about involvement in prostitution industry
The allegations were made in the Radio-Canada investigative show Enquête.
montrealgazette.com
This is a terrible story for sure, but dont forget 99.99999999% of the guys respect the girls/escorts. What he did needs to be punish but it can happens in any city any time. But, then again, it needs to be talked so more girls will be in security. Also since it's a French affair (TLMEP and Enquêtes) it's probably most unknown in the English side ( I can be wrong, did not do research)Despite the fact that the Euphoria story is now six days old, the anglophone media in Montreal and the rest of Canada has mostly ignored it. I could only find two stories in English and both focus on the most salacious aspect of the story i.e., "Dr. Vampire."
Why? Hard to say. Maybe the lack of coverage signals that the story is really not as big as we think it is. Maybe since almost all of the source material is in French, English speaking reporters can't understand it well enough or maybe they view the problem as one mainly of concern to francophone residents.
Lasik MD severs ties with Montreal eye surgeon following allegations about involvement in prostitution industry
The allegations were made in the Radio-Canada investigative show Enquête.
With translation capacities in 2026, it's not that hard to have english translations of the matter. I beleive this is a cultural matter and that's why IT doesnt have traction in the rest of the country.
D'après ton calcul, une personne sur dix milliards a un mauvais comportement ?
There are a lot of good guys out there but not everyone is respectful, that's just a fact... it also sucks that we have to tell stories in order to prove this, only to get called liars or misandrists.
Disclosing stories of abuse and talking about disrespectful behavior from certain clients and things we don't like isn't the same as saying the whole industry is terrible and all clients are predators and agencies are inherently bad. Take a good look at the review section of this website. If you think everyone is respectful you are in for a disappointment.
It's very hard to talk about this industry properly and the providers who talk to the media and who have big platforms in my opinion are afraid of saying that not everything is perfect because it might get interpreted the wrong way. Meanwhile there are some people who do the opposite.. it sucks
Hey there, this question goes out to anyone who may know the answer or has a theory.
I’m a client from Toronto. I have never ever done anything but respect SPs and I would say I have seen many in Toronto and about 10 in Mtl over the years. Is there a risk that our cell numbers will be leaked to the media. Should we be worried?
As many have mentioned, the chances of LE intervention to go after the clients might be low. However, I think the risk is If the incall locations of some other agencies are known, there is nothing stopping journalists from sitting across the street from a building and taking note of who goes in and out trying to figure out patterns or signs.Then the last thing you know, you could end up in the next news story or video.
Maybe you guys should start wearing sunglasses, a wig and a fake beard
That's weird because isn't the Francophone side of Montreal the more libertine side that allows sex work to happen?
The idea that being French and/or francophone means having a laissez-faire attitude to anything related to sex is a myth. It'a not true in France and it's not true in Quebec. Quebeckers do generally have tolerant attitudes towards premarital sex, birth control, abortion, and people's personal and private sex lives. But over recent decades a strong feminist movement has developed in Quebec and despite what some people say ("Well I'm a feminist and I support escorts") mainstream feminism is mostly anti-prostitution.
Of course, they say they support escorts and don't want them arrested, which is true, but they love the current "Nordic Law" which criminalizes clients but not escorts. The feminists refuse to acknowledge that this is a dumb law that effectively makes it more difficult and dangerous to work as an escort. It's all about good intentions!
Also, there are still elements of Quebec society that are very conservative, sometimes religious and family oriented. Most Montreal escorts come from the francophone population and a lot of people don't like that. Families worry that their daughters will get sucked into the escort lifestyle and they don't like that possibility.
France also has a Nordic Law on prostitution and the situation is similar though French police are much less tolerant of agencies. The elites in Montreal somewhat slavishly follow social trends in France so it's not surprising that attitudes towards questions of sex are very similar in France and Quebec.
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