http://www.canada.com/news/Some+anti+prostitution+laws+tossed+aside+court+ruling/6359950/story.html
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has swept aside some of the country's anti-prostitution laws saying they place unconstitutional restrictions on prostitutes' ability to protect themselves.
The landmark decision means sex workers will be able to hire drivers, bodyguards and support staff and work indoors in organized brothels or "bawdy houses," while "exploitation" by pimps remains illegal.
However, openly soliciting customers on the street remains prohibited with the judges deeming "a reasonable limit on the right to freedom of expression."
Not too surprised about the ruling, it'll probably go to the Supreme Court next which could legalize it for the rest of Canada.
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