Shelters for Manitobans fleeing family violence are emptier than normal — and one expert says it's due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

There has been a huge increase in calls for help to several domestic and sexual violence organizations in Alberta.

“How do you still follow the rules of a court order while also ensuring your kids’ physical and emotional safety and your own?”

Women and children's advocates in Nova Scotia say safety measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 put families at risk of increased domestic abuse.

The Moose Hide Campaign is a movement of Indigenous and non-Indigenous men standing up against violence towards women and children.

Host Kathy Kenzora asks the question: if the brothers stood trial today, would there be a different outcome in light of our current understanding of sexual abuse and family violence?

The father went to court after learning his child, who was assigned female at birth, was undergoing hormone therapy to transition to a boy.

Police received a 911 call Wednesday at 9:20 p.m., reporting a woman with injuries inside an apartment near the intersection of de Châteauneuf and Joseph-Renaud boulevards.

Saskatchewan continues to see the highest numbers of police-reported family violence against children and youth among Canadian provinces, according to a report.

Alberta's Child and Youth Advocate released a report after six young people who were transitioning away from Children's Services' care died over a nine-month period in 2018.