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A new law in
Canada, the Protection of Children Involved in Prostitution Act, increased
the fines for both pimps and male buyers to $25,000 from $2,000. Pimps
and male buyers are warning their peers of the new law, via the Internet.
(Bart Johnson, "Creeps Scraed Off Internet Warns Pimps, Johns That Sex
With Underage Hookers In Alberta is Child Abuse," Edmonton Sun, 1 May 1998)
 There are currently 1,500 prostitutes working in Vancouver. In 1992 the Vancouver Sun estimated they generated $63 million in revenues for the local economy. Today vice cops point to a disturbing trend on the city streets--prostitutes and pimps as young as 13 years old with plenty of customers in pursuit. The cops, the lawmakers and the morality crusaders have all tried to expunge prostitution from Vancouver. But they have failed to budge the sex trade which has always found Vancouver to be a bountiful home.  Republic Vancouver 958 Granville St. Vancouver, BC Late Night Dining, Outdoor 555 VIBES 555 Davie Street... Downtown Vancouver, BC Late Night Dining, Tapas Abigail's Party 1685 Yew St Vancouver, BC Late Night Dining, Sunday Brunch, Wine List, Tapas Memphis Blues Barbeque House Various Locations Vancouver, BC Outdoor / Patio, Steaks and Meat, Wine List, Casual Fair Sip Resto Lounge 1117 Granville Street Vancouver, BC Late Night Dining, Upscale Dining  An extensive variety of cuisine is available representing the multicultural flavour of Vancouver. Fine dining, casual or family friendly restaurants are easily accessible throughout Greater Vancouver. Alcoholic beverages in bottles are sold in special 'Liquor' stores. However, alcoholic beverages including beer and wine may be purchased in "Licensed Premises" establishments, such as restaurants, hotel lounges, pubs, and nightclubs. Minors are not admitted into bars. In BC, minors are defined as anyone under 19 years of age.
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