sexual abuse

In the span of a single day, a long-building tidal wave made political and cultural landfall, with pent-up disgust over sexual abuse against women bursting onto an iconic cover of Time magazine, washing over Capitol Hill and potentially wiping away a once-promising political career.

Once frightened, lonely children who lost their culture and innocence rose in a standing ovation on Friday, Nov. 24, 2017, as the prime minister at last said it for all Canadians: It was wrong, and we are sorry.

Federal Health Minister Jane Philpott says Canada's doctors have a major role to play in improving the health of the country's most vulnerable populations.

Canada is in talks with the United Nations about donating money to a special trust fund set up for victims of sexual abuse by peacekeepers, a senior UN official revealed on May 24, 2017

Families of missing and murdered women are raising their voices in defence of the national public inquiry as it faces a stream of criticism from advocates and indigenous leaders.

For 16 years, Maggy Gisle thought her lot in life was to be a "junkie, a prostitute and a drug dealer." Now she's collecting stories for the inquiry.

An expert on sexual misconduct says it would be dishonest for the Department of National Defence to promote the military as a positive place for women to work

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came under fire on Thursday, September 30, 2021, for spending part of Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation flying to Tofino, B.C., to join his family.