Toronto Escorts In The News!

The expert’s account of how she won a rare invitation to the island — and the imaginary stripping and prostitution that helped pay her imaginary boat fare — was a bizarre highlight of a legal conference on hate crimes this week in Toronto, attended by senior judges, Crowns and defense lawyers, chiefs of police and politicians.
Ms. Corb, who asked that her first name be witheld, is an Open Source Intelligence Operations Specialist for the Hate Crime Extremism Investigative Team, a joint effort of 13 Ontario police forces. “I act as an agent of the police,” she said, but she is not an officer.
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She also showed video of a Second Life pole-dancer — “I’m sorry if this offensive,” she said — to illustrate her anecdote about needing to raise Second Life play-money to pay for the ferry to the island, and turning first to stripping and then prostitution.

See the full article from “National Post”

The 2010 Winter Olympics are just days away – and brothels in Vancouver are preparing for an onslaught!
‘Faster, higher, further’ – in the light of the latest information from Vancouver, maybe the Olympic motto should be ‘Faster, harder, wilder’…
BILD has already reported how the Games organisers in Canada have been distributing so-called ‘safe kits’ with condoms to Olympic athletes, coaches and observers.
Now Brandy Sarionder, the owner of a strip club and massage parlour, told the ‘Vancouver Sun’: “We’ve been told that however busy we think we’re going to be, we’re going to be a thousand times busier than that.”
She added: “I’m a little worried about my staff burning out.”
Is it really possible that prostitutes fear burnout from all the Olympic visitors?
The city of 600,000 residents faces the greatest influx in its history with brothels facing greater demand than during the World Exhibition in 1986.

See the full article from “Bild.com”

Official Trailer for “Chloe,” Starring Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore
The official trailer for “Chloe” has landed, and while it’s not the soft-core bonanza (you’ve been warned) of the previous international version, it looks like director Atom Egoyan has returned to his old form.
Moore plays a wife who hires a prostitute Seyfried, to test the fidelity of her husband, Neeson. This being Egoyan, you know things will get hairy, and they do as Seyfried goes above and beyond Moore’s call of duty, and Moore herself begins to fall for Seyfried’s — ahem — charms.

See the full article from “NBC Chicago (blog)”

Egoyan was born in Cairo to Egyptian-Armenian parents — his name commemorates Egypt’s first nuclear reactor — and he was raised in Victoria. He moved to Toronto to go to school, and then started making short films. The Adjuster was part of a career he describes as “very incremental” — he’s made only 12 feature films since his 1984 debut with Next of Kin, and much of his work has come under the radar of big-budget financing.
There’s another side to Egoyan’s career, however, one reflected in his latest film, Chloe. Due out in March, it stars Amanda Seyfried, Julianne Moore and Liam Neeson — it’s the film Neeson was making when his wife, Natasha Richardson, died in a skiing accident in Quebec — in a story about a woman who suspects her husband is unfaithful and hires a prostitute to try to seduce him. It’s a remake of a French film, and Egoyan did not write the script: he was hired by producer Ivan Reitman to direct it.

See the full article from “Ottawa Citizen”