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  • ‘We’re listening’: Campaign aims to help combat sexual violence on Quebec higher education campuses
    A new awareness campaign on sexual violence, that translates to 'We're listening', hopes to educate people in CEGEP and university communities across Quebec and eventually Canada.
    Canada
    Mar 19
  • UN says ‘reasonable grounds’ exist of Hamas Oct. 7 sexual violence
    A UN report said there are “reasonable grounds” to believe Hamas committed rape, “sexualized torture,” and other cruel treatment of women during its surprise attack in Israel.
    World
    Mar 4
  • High-risk sex offender released, expected to live in Winnipeg
    Cecil Junior Houle, a 47-year-old man, is considered a high risk to re-offend, officers said, adding everyone, especially women, are at risk of sexual violence.
    Canada
    Mar 27
  • AI and sexual violence online: Why advocates are concerned amid N.B. rise in sextortion cases
    As the use of artificial intelligence reaches mainstream audiences and becomes increasingly accessible to the public, concern is growing around its misuse. 
    Canada
    Feb 9
  • Nova Scotia town seeking novel approach to dealing with unruly university students
    A small Nova Scotia town that has struggled to tame its sometimes rowdy population of university students is considering advice from an unlikely source.
    Canada
    Apr 8
  • Manitoba program helping sexual assault survivors loses federal funding
    On April 3rd, Ottawa's justice department notified Pinawa's Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre that funding for its sexual assault recovery and healing program ended March 31st.
    Health
    Apr 12
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  • Advocacy groups speak out against domestic violence comments by Nova Scotia minister
    Several Nova Scotia groups that assist women are speaking out against comments on domestic violence by Justice Minister Brad Johns, and at least one is calling for his dismissal.
    Politics
    Apr 19
  • As Haiti violence continues, U.S. begins helicopter evacuations of citizens
    A department spokesperson estimated that more than 30 U.S. citizens a day would be able to depart Haiti on multiple helicopter flights.
    U.S. News
    Mar 20
  • ‘Squid Game’ actor Oh Yeong-Su found guilty of sexual misconduct
    Oh Yeong-Su reached international fame for his portrayal of Oh Il-nam, also called Player 001, in the Netflix original 'Squid Game.'
    Entertainment
    Mar 15
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  • Convicted Kelowna sex offender to stay in prison on new charges
    Dueck will be in court next March 21, and in the days and weeks ahead his trial on recent charges will be scheduled. 
    Crime
    Mar 14
  • ‘It’s Diddy done’: 50 Cent teases Diddy documentary, mocks rapper amid raids
    Alongside the notice that the documentary would be "coming soon," 50 Cent hyped the project by writing that it would "break records when this drops."
    Entertainment
    Mar 27
  • Tourist couple alleges gang rape, attack in India, sparking fury as 8 men arrested
    Police in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand are still searching for four more suspects in connection with the gang rape of a Spanish-Brazilian tourist.
    World
    Mar 4
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  • Russia, China veto U.S.-backed UN resolution for Gaza ceasefire
    Russia and China on Friday vetoed a U.S.-sponsored UN resolution calling for “an immediate and sustained ceasefire” in the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza.
    World
    Mar 22
  • Bail decision in Kelowna, B.C. child sexual assault allegations expected this week
    The judge reserved and is expected to give a decision regarding Dueck's potential freedom ahead of a trial on March 14  at Kelowna Law Courts.
    Crime
    Mar 11
  • Calgary Stampede, politicians barred from participating in 2024 Pride parade
    Calgary Stampede has been barred from participating in the annual Pride parade "for the foreseeable future" due to abuse from a former staff member. 
    Canada
    Mar 6
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  • Federal funding drying up for program that reviews sex assault cases
    A unique Canadian program meant to ensure sexual-assault cases aren’t closed inappropriately by police is set to run out of federal funding at the end of the month.
    Canada
    Mar 14
  • ‘Complete violation of trust’: Kelowna MLA calls for more action on accused child sex offender
    Allegations of the sexual assault of a Kelowna child by a known predator have traumatized the community and someone needs to answer for it, Kelowna Mission MLA says.
    Crime
    Mar 6
  • Andrew Tate, brother detained in Romania over ‘sexual aggression’ allegations
    Andrew and Tristan Tate can be extradited to the U.K. on an arrest warrant, but only after a separate Romanian trial involving sex trafficking charges is completed.
    Trending
    Mar 12
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  • Community Living BC showed ‘massive failure of judgment’ with child predator: premier
    Taylor Dueck, a convicted predator who was supposed to be in the care of Community Living BC, is accused of sexually assaulting a girl at a Kelowna equestrian centre last month.
    Crime
    Mar 7
  • Health, education, disaster planning: Highlights of Alberta’s 2024 budget
    Alberta’s 2024 budget foresees a slim $367 million surplus with slightly lower revenues compared to last year’s estimated top line. Here is where some of the funds are being spent.
    Politics
    Feb 29
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