Saskatchewan premier addresses harassment allegations following cabinet shuffle
On Friday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe responded to allegations against Minister Jeremy Harrison saying, “I have spoken to the member facing these allegations and he has assured me they are unequivocally false.”
May 17
PANS launches campaign to combat harassment
We speak with Allison Bodnar, CEO of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia, to learn more about KindRx, a new campaign launched by PANS to combat harassment experienced by pharmacy professionals.
Global News Morning Halifax
May 2
‘Intimidating and harassing’: Saskatchewan Speaker outlines relationship with MLA Jeremy Harrison
On the final day of the spring legislative session in Saskatchewan it was a tense environment throughout the chamber, as the Speaker outlined a number of threats he says came from MLA Jeremy Harrison.
Global News at 5 Regina
May 16
‘Squid Game’ actor arrives to court for sexual harassment case
Actor Oh Yeong-Su, best-known for playing the oldest contestant in Netflix’s mega-popular series Squid Game, has been found guilty of sexual misconduct, a South Korean court ruled on Friday.
Entertainment
Mar 15
N.B. driver says more needs to be done to protect female truck drivers
As trucking companies across Canada continue to face driver shortages, efforts are underway to recruit more female drivers. But according to a New Brunswick woman who says she was harassed while on the road, more needs to be done to protect women behind the wheel. Shelley Steeves reports.
Global News at 6 New Brunswick
May 17
Global News Montreal at 5:30: May 2, 2024
Counter protest swells under strong police presence at McGill University, a plan to protect Quebec’s elected officials from threats and harassment, and a lottery winner claims their prize.
Global News at 5:30 and 6:30
May 2
Quebec’s Bill 57 to impose fines for threatening elected officials
More political efforts are being made to better protect elected officials from threats, insults and harassment. A new government bill has been tabled to increase safety for people in office and put a stop to excessive abuse by the public. It’s a measure to ensure that debate and criticism is done in a non-threatening manners....
Canada
May 2
B.C. officer alleged sexual assault, CSIS had her investigated
A CSIS officer’s allegations that she was raped repeatedly by a superior in agency vehicles set off a harassment inquiry but also triggered an investigation into her that concluded the alleged attacks were a “misuse” of agency vehicles by the woman.
BC1
Apr 26
All 787 Dreamliners should be grounded, Boeing whistleblower warns
A Boeing engineer says he has been harassed and threatened by the company after he raised serious concerns about the safety of its planes, and that all 787 Dreamliners should be immediately grounded. Jennifer Johnson looks at how Sam Salehpour doubled down on those claims during a U.S. Senate hearing.
Global National
Apr 17
Global National: April 17
Peel Regional Police say nine people have been arrested or identified in connection with a gold heist from Toronto’s Pearson airport, the largest such theft in Canadian history. Why police allege it was an inside job, how the robbery was pulled off, and what happened to all that gold. GC Strategies partner Kristian Firth has...
Global National
Apr 17
Saskatchewan above national average in workplace harassment: Statistics Canada
It’s not a place where we want Saskatchewan to be a leader, but the province is above the national average when it comes to workplace harassment.
Global News at 5 Regina
Feb 12
Workplace sexual harassment more common than you might think, according to Statistics Canada
A new report from Statistics Canada highlights just how common workplace harassment is across the country, especially if you’re a woman. As Anne Gaviola explains, nearly half of all women reported experiencing unwanted or objectionable conduct while on the job, including sexualized and discriminatory behaviour.
Canada
Feb 12
Former HR director alleges toxic work environment at Calgary Police Service in open letter
The former head of human resources at the Calgary Police Service is speaking out, alleging a culture of bullying and harassment within the service. As Adam MacVicar reports, she’s penned an open letter.
Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
Feb 28
Global News Hour at 6 Calgary: Feb 28
The former head of human resources at the Calgary Police Service is speaking out, alleging a culture of bullying and harassment. Calgary police are taking a deep dive, looking at what needs to be done to tackle racism and build trust in the community. The UCP gives the green sector the green light but it...
Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
Feb 28
North Vancouver RCMP seek door-kicking suspects
North Vancouver RCMP have released footage of two suspects who kicked the door of a residential home twice on Feb. 17, 2024. Mounties said the incident is part of an ongoing harassment case.
Crime
Feb 19
Sheldon Kennedy: Has hockey’s culture improved amid World Juniors sexual assault case?
With five former Canadian World Junior hockey players charged with sexual assault, is the sport’s culture getting any better? Former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy is a sex abuse survivor who co-founded the Respect Group, which aims to eliminate bullying, abuse, harassment and discrimination in sports. Dawna Friesen spoke with him about the Hockey Canada case,...
Global National
Feb 5
Global National: Feb. 5
For the first time since five former Canadian World Junior hockey players were charged with sexual assault, the London Police Service in Ontario is answering some questions about the case. London Police Chief Thai Truong’s apology to the alleged victim, and on the push for answers about why it’s taken so long to lay charges....
Global National
Feb 5
Nova Scotia man says he’s facing racism in his apartment building
A Black man from Dartmouth says he has spent months reaching out for help about his experience of racial harassment from tenants in his building. Despite raising his concerns to police and the property management company, the man says he fears for his safety and has no other place to turn. Vanessa Wright has this...
Global News at 6 Halifax
Jan 26
Retired VPD officer throws her support behind class-action lawsuit
A lawsuit by six women police officers against B.C. municipal forces alleges discrimination and harassment based on gender. Tammy Hammell, a retired Vancouver police officer, shares her own experience with Global’s Catherine Urquhart.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Jan 25
Show of solidarity for female officers at centre of proposed B.C. harassment class action lawsuit
There was a show of solidarity and support in court for several of the female officers at the centre of a proposed class action lawsuit. The women launched the legal action back in October to target discrimination and harassment based on gender in B.C.’s municipal police forces. Catherine Urquhart reports.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Dec 20, 2023