A legal battle over a controversial Nova Scotia licence plate – “GRABHER” – has sparked a heated debate between prominent academics about freedom of expression and “rape culture.” Continue reading
Concordia University’s sexual misconduct and violence task force has revealed its findings. Continue reading
The report calls on universities to develop sexual violence prevention plans, training to respond to disclosures of sexual assault and bystander education programs. Continue reading
“Men have to make sure that we’re part of the discussion because we’re essentially part of the problem,” says rights activist Will Prosper. Continue reading
“Through these actions I have hurt women, both in my personal life and in the broader community.” Continue reading
Brock Street home displayed what some call an offensive message on a bed sheet, as thousands of students moved into the city. Continue reading
This comes just one year after a Montrealer came forward to claim she had been slipped a date rape drug at Osheaga in 2016. Continue reading
A Toronto woman says she felt “physically ill” after seeing a sign inside a local bar that appeared to make light of sexual assault, prompting management to issue an apology for the “disgusting” sign and fire an employee they said is responsible. Continue reading
The subject of a Globe and Mail report whose sexual assault case was dismissed by police, thinks London Police are sending a strong message by conducting a review of unfounded cases. Continue reading
No criminal act was committed in the alleged sexual assault case involving Alice Paquet and former Laurier-Dorion Liberal MNA Gerry Sklavounos, according to Quebec’s Crown Prosecutors’ Office. Continue reading