I just saw an ad for a provider traveling to Toronto. I have no idea if she tours here.
Did reading the article linked in Vallen's thread below change your perception of traveling providers?

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=170048&boardID=21&page=1#170048

All we have at this point is the results of one study that some cases of this have been found in North America.  It is not wide-spread, at least not at this point, and we have no reason to think it is hitting the provider/hobbyist community that we on TER are in.  All this might change in the future but my viewpoint is that this is something to keep an eye on, not something that is an imminent threat.  And I feel safer with the escort I see than if I were picking up women in a bar or whereever; I think their is a much lower risk of STDs amongst the escort community, excluding streetwalkers.

This is just the way I look at it; everyone has to make their own decisions about what they feel safe with.

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A quote from one of linked articles:

"Between 2000 and 2010, the number of cases of decreased cefixime susceptibility in California and Hawaii rose from zero per cent to more than four per cent and seven per cent, respectively, probably as a result of traffic from Asia, where cefixime resistance is more widespread. Five per cent is cause for concern"

The more people travel the more likely they are to be exposed to more different types of infections. Come to think of it traveling hobbyits may be of more concern.

I hope you are right about the hobby being safer than the bar scene.