The accused, an 80-year-old businessman, applied for judicial interim release on new charges of sexual assault and forcible confinement.
He was already detained on an extradition request from the United States for sex trafficking.
The accused proposed a release plan involving a $325,000 cash deposit and strict house arrest with electronic monitoring, but no surety.
The court denied bail, finding the Crown met its onus on the primary (flight risk), secondary (risk of witness tampering and re-offending), and tertiary (public confidence in the administration of justice) grounds.
