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Convictions upheld in 'violent' College Street Bar sexual assault case - Vimarsana News

Convictions upheld in 'violent' College Street Bar sexual assault case

The owner of the defunct College Street Bar and one of his managers had their sexual assault and drugging convictions upheld on Thursday.

Canadian Radio Promoter Adrian Strong a Sexual Predator, Women Say – Billboard - Vimarsana News

Canadian Radio Promoter Adrian Strong a Sexual Predator, Women Say – Billboard

Top Canadian radio promoter Adrian Strong is a sexual predator, women say. He denies claims he used his position in music to rape and coerce them.

Faith and Access: The Conflict Inside Catholic Hospitals - Vimarsana News

Faith and Access: The Conflict Inside Catholic Hospitals

Why should publicly funded hospitals get to limit access on religious grounds?

Ottawa Hospital sees an increase in people seeking help for sexual violence - Vimarsana News

Ottawa Hospital sees an increase in people seeking help for sexual violence

OTTAWA -- One in three people experience sexual violence in their lifetime. In this third wave of the pandemic, officials at the Ottawa Hospital say they’ve seen an increase in those looking for help. "We see anywhere between 500 to 650 new patients with sexual assault or intimate violence a year," said Dr. Kari Sampsel with the Ottawa Hospital’s Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program.  In the first wave of the pandemic, the hospital saw a 60 per cent drop in patients seeking help. But by the second and third wave, the number had jumped back up. "We only see the tip of the ...

Fewer sexual assault survivors visit Ottawa Hospital emergency department during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Fewer sexual assault survivors visit Ottawa Hospital emergency department during pandemic

  OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Hospital saw fewer domestic violence and sexual assault survivors seek emergency medical treatment during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ottawa Hospital Sexual Assault and Partner Abuse Care Program typically sees 60-80 patients over a two-month period. A new study from the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute shows 34 people visited the emergency department for treatment in the first two months of the pandemic. "We were concerned about the rising risk of violence during the lockdown, and wanted to investigate how the pandemic was affecting access to e...