It's been a while, but I'll weigh in on this.
It's different here. The more times I visit Toronto, the more this is apparent. Judging from all the similarities of experiences about how hard it is to date girls in Toronto etc. etc. etc. When you travel, you realize that the reality of dating here need not apply elsewhere. Compared to the other places I have been to, dating in Toronto is simply absurd. Really. And most of the girls here are simply clueless as to what makes a guy tick. Turn it around. Most girls here don't take the time to find out what really turns a guy on or what he finds attractive. If they did, they would know it's not just boobs and tits, but the proper attitude as well.
For example, if a girl thinks about what you like to do (I'm not talking sexually here, although this is also important), what shows you like to watch, what makes you feel good etc. and takes the time to do them, that shows a proper attitude. If she does them without making you feel like you have to bankroll your relationship just to keep her, and approaches your relationship with the sole purpose of taking care of you, that's the proper attitude. That's not an equality issue. This is an issue of respect and interest. I have seen the difference. The thing is, girls here are too self-centred, egotistical, and conceited to think about pleasing a guy. Which is why we pay for a professional.
When I have been outside of Canada, I have noticed that in the places where you would expect the girls to be more stuck up than Toronto, this wasn't the case. In fact the girls were so nice, that I had a hard time initially adjusting as I wasn't used to all the attention. And from girls that are WAYYYYYYYY hotter than the girls in Toronto. By a large margin. And they were actually very nice and the experience was very positive. Its not that the girls in Toronto are hot that they can be stuck up, it's that they mistakenly think that there is no one better, and that they are the best, and feel that they can behave anyway they want to towards a guy. Very similar to a spoiled child, actually. I think we have a generation of girls who are nothing more than spoiled children with a false sense of entitlement. Unfortunately, most guys are stuck here and have no alternatives, so they have to put up with that attitude. Or pay for it.
When you travel, you see the dysfunction with dating here clearly, and realize that no, it isn't the same everywhere else, and yes, Toronto girls don't make the best dates/girlfriends. Outside of Toronto, I had the best sex I ever had, with someone who would destroy most of the girls here in terms of looks, and better than the highest end SP I have seen here (and I've seen them all). She was simply gorgeous! AND smart. Extremely bright (she was with me, so she'd have to be), and AMAZING in bed. Truly spectacular. At the same time, there were literally six girls who were all hot, in their late teens/early twenties (college girls) who were all throwing themselves at me, treating me like a king. I DONT consider myself a player or anything like that. It made me realize quickly the difference between what is here and what is out there. I don't date anymore in Toronto. Waste of my time and money. I actually laugh everyday I walk in the downtown core and see some girl with the sunglasses on and that expression on her face that she is better than everyone else. Or the female administrative assistants who all cheat on their husbands and boyfriends and THINK they are actually hot.
My advice is, if you're in Toronto, stick with the MP's and SP's. Pay your fee, get your experience, and manage it with everything else going on in your life. Spending your time and money on a girl in Toronto is just not worth it anymore.
On a side note: There is a book on the Girl Power movement, and how it all relates to dating and the way men are being treated today. And why it seems to be a generational thing. I think the article I read about the book, describes how during the time of the Spice Girls and when Britney Spears was just becoming famous (around 1999) this is when it all seemed to take off. And most of the girls sucked it up at the time. That's why any man younger than 40 probably has to deal with this stupid "I am entitled" behaviour. I can't recall the title of the book, the author is female and actually argues against the girl power movement, as it is actually against the concepts of feminism (i.e. equality), and alienates men in the process. The movement disguises itself as a legitimate move towards equality in feminism, but was really a marketing campaign to encourage girls to become hyperconsumers. I wish I knew the author's name, but you can read more about the Girl Power Movement below:
http://www.suite101.com/content/gender-in-magazines-girl-power-and-the-crisis-of-masculinity-a335576
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girl_Power