One-fifth of men in the U.S. are reluctant to hire so-called attractive women, according to a new survey. Continue reading →

Placido Domingo issued a statement saying: “The allegations from these unnamed individuals dating back as many as 30 years are deeply troubling, and as presented, inaccurate.” Continue reading →

Bystander intervention training has been used for years at universities and colleges to prevent sexual assault, but trainers say it is gaining traction in Canadian workplaces. Continue reading →

A new survey by Statistics Canada shows women and girls in the North face higher rates of violent crime than those in the rest of the country. Continue reading →

Dramatically increased demand for sexual assault services in Alberta has led to a new service aimed at better connecting survivors to local specialized services. And it’s all available through your smartphone. Continue reading →

Gilbert Rozon is facing one count of rape and one count of indecent assault. Continue reading →

The Sexual Assault Centre Kingston weighs in on sexual assault survivor Bekah D’Aoust’s decision to come forward and request that a publication ban be lifted to reveal her identity. Continue reading →

In an interview with Rob Breakenridge, Kristin Raworth says she and her co-accuser are willing to waive their privacy in order to see the third-party investigation and report into Kent Hehr’s conduct. Continue reading →

Actor and former NFL player Terry Crews was in Edmonton on Wednesday night, speaking at an event put on by the Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters. Continue reading →

Bloom Cookie Co.’s cookie-gram project was already in the works, but a disturbing phone call gave the bakery an opportunity to raise awareness for an important cause. Continue reading →