Toronto Escorts In The News!

Two women have been deported from Canada following raids on Calgary bawdy houses over the past two weeks. 
Lisa White from Canada Border Services tells 660News she can’t say if the women were working as prostitutes or if they were doing other work.
According to a release from Canada Border Services, “Ming Ping Yiu, 39, was ordered deported on December 4 as an overstay and cannot return to Canada for one year.  Mui Fan Wong, 33, was arrested in Calgary on November 26 at a bawdy house.  She was ordered deported on December 4 for working in Canada without authorization and cannot return to Canada for one year.”
Police had staged a series of raids as they investigated allegations of prostitution and human trafficking. A hair salon in the city’s northwest was targeted as well as several houses in various sectors of the city. 

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The Toronto Health Spa remains closed after police alleged it was operating as a brothel. The entrance is pictured here on Gerrard St., just west of Yonge St. in Toronto, on Thursday, December 10, 2009 (QMI Agency/Ernest Doroszuk)
TORONTO — Teenaged girls were actively recruited from local youth shelters to work at a brothel fronting as a massage parlour perched above a downtown pub, police say.
It was this information that led downtown vice cops to raid Toronto Health Spa early Wednesday evening, Det. Frank Giancola said yesterday.
As of yesterday, 10 women between 24 and 32 years old were charged with being inmates of a common bawdy house and an 11th woman was charged with keeping a common bawdy house.
More charges, including procuring a person under 18 to become a prostitute and living on the avails of a minor prostitute, could be laid as the investigation continues.

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