December 6 and Ending Femicide with Corinne Ofstie
Content note: this episode addresses femicide. “December 6, 1989 was [...]
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Impact Report 2019-2021
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Sex-trafficking Roundtable: A First for Atlantic Canada
(Photo: Denise John, Victim Support Navigator at the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre in Halifax, was one of the participants at the Canadian Women’s Foundation’s recent roundtable discussion on sex trafficking.)
Windsor, Nova Scotia, is known as the “birthplace of hockey” and is famous for its giant pumpkins. The population of the town, which is an hour from Halifax, is around 3,700.
When veteran officer Luc Côté got stationed at the Windsor RCMP detachment in April, it was “a bit shocking” to learn his colleagues were working on a sex-trafficking case.
Jennifer’s Story
“I feel like I have a new life now. One [...]
Changemaker Newsletter November 2022
Changemaker November 2022 Dear friends and supporters, Earlier [...]
