sexual harassment

Former RCMP constable Janet Merlo is leading a group of former RCMP, former civilian staff and ex-military members calling on the federal government to establish an independent body to investigate complaints and allegations by members and employees.

Finally, incidents of violence against gender-diverse and women tree-planters are being talked about publicly, writes researcher, writer, facilitator and policy consultant Jennie Long.

Emerging allegations of sexual misconduct against senior members of the Armed Forces are raising concerns about the extent to which the top brass is tainted by such behaviour — and prompting sharp discussions about how to fix the problem.

Admiral Art McDonald used his first address as Canada’s new chief of the defence staff on Thursday, January 14, 2021, to apologize to Canadian Armed Forces members who have faced discrimination or harassment while serving.

The president and CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights has resigned following recent allegations of systemic racism, discrimination and claims of sexual harassment at the Winnipeg facility.

A Manitoba politician who was investigated for showing an assistant a picture of naked women and making inappropriate remarks says he has undergone sensitivity training, has learned his lesson and hopes to move on.

The planned event will mark the first time in Amazon's 25-year history that workers at the company's Seattle headquarters have participated in a strike.

Patty Hajdu remembers encountering an angry — and racist — person at the doorstep.

Three women who shared their stories of sexual harassment as part of a class-action lawsuit against the RCMP have shown great courage so others who may have endured similar experiences can come forward, a lawyer said on Monday, July 8, 2019.

A former Liberal MP who was found by his peers to have sexually harassed a member of his office staff is apologizing to the victim for unintentionally causing her difficulty.

The Manitoba government is undertaking a governmentwide awareness campaign to ensure employees aren't facing sexual harassment at work.

The Canadian military is reporting several victories in its four-year war on sexual misconduct in the ranks, but also some defeats along with signs of "fatigue" as some service members grow tired of the campaign.

“I want to see a transparent process, one that isn’t punitive, where we don’t have to chase people for information. The fact that I only learned that he had been exonerated via an email from my journalist contact… This is systemically discouraging. It feels like gaslighting." - Ibi Kaslik

A new study suggests women are more likely than men to experience workplace harassment, and that it's more common in health-related fields.