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Does Ontario need a law to identify abusers? | StCatharinesStandard.ca - Vimarsana News

Does Ontario need a law to identify abusers? | StCatharinesStandard.ca

The British government implemented Clare’s Law in 2014, giving people the right to confidentially receive information about a partner’s past.

Opinion: Enough has been written about violence against women. It's time for action - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Enough has been written about violence against women. It's time for action

Since 1993, panelists and researchers have been providing answers to the problem – it’s implementation that’s lacking

Art exhibition, comedy show, to kid's storytime with Elsa, things to do this month - Vimarsana News

Art exhibition, comedy show, to kid's storytime with Elsa, things to do this month

Looking for something to do this month? Here are a few things happening in Stockton and San Joaquin County this January. You won't want to miss them.

Permanent Military Road roundabout still a possibility despite 'operational confusion' - Vimarsana News

Permanent Military Road roundabout still a possibility despite 'operational confusion'

Arlington County has not ruled out the possibility of a permanent roundabout on Military Road despite the confusion a temporary version has caused for the past year. In October 2021, where there used to be a stop sign for traffic on northbound Military

Source: arlnow.com
Big changes could be coming to domestic killings review committee - Vimarsana News

Big changes could be coming to domestic killings review committee

For 20 years, a committee trying to prevent domestic killings in Ontario has made hundreds upon hundreds of recommendations to stop them, but the numbers aren't dropping. Now, both the work and membership of the Domestic Violence Death Review Committee is being reviewed.

Source: cbc.ca