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Girl's death leads to domestic violence training for Ontario judges - Vimarsana News

Girl's death leads to domestic violence training for Ontario judges

Ontario introduced legislation that will see provincially appointed judges and justices receive education and training on intimate partner violence and coercive control.

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'A beacon of protection': Girl's death sparks training for judges in Ontario – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

'A beacon of protection': Girl's death sparks training for judges in Ontario – Winnipeg Free Press

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Girl's death leads to domestic violence training for Ontario judges - Vimarsana News

Girl's death leads to domestic violence training for Ontario judges

Ontario introduced legislation that will see provincially appointed judges and justices receive education and training on intimate partner violence and coercive control.

Learning from the coroner's inquest – presentation at May 6 conference - Vimarsana News

Learning from the coroner's inquest – presentation at May 6 conference

This is the third in a series of columns previewing the presenters at the Imagine – Learn/Inspire/Act Conference being held on Saturday, May 6, at the Almonte Civitan Hall. The What Now Lanark County Committee is pleased to share the biographies of two more speakers, Pamela Cross and Kirsten Mercer.

Inquiry into N.S. killings calls for bold change to tackle family violence 'epidemic' - Vimarsana News

Inquiry into N.S. killings calls for bold change to tackle family violence 'epidemic'

OTTAWA — The sweeping calls for change stemming from the public inquiry into the 2020 deadly mass shootings in Nova Scotia include a push to overhaul Canada's approach to the "epidemic" of gender-based, intimate-partner and family violence — something one advocate says will require transformative change.