New data from Statistics Canada shows younger people age 15 to 24 are at high risk of experiencing online harms and are more likely than other age groups to participate in cyber aggression. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, being bullied in youth can have lifelong effects.
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Young people at high risk of online harm: Statistics Canada
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