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There is still work to be done to end gender-based violence

There is still work to be done to end gender-based violence
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It is possible to end intimate partner violence

This is a public health crisis that must not be ignored, Allison Branston, Thea Symonds and Patricia O’Campo write.

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: Local support shining bright for HN Women s Services during Woman Abuse Prevention Month

November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month and Haldimand Norfolk Women's Services is once hosting their Wrapped .

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Guelph councillor: Intimate partner violence is an epidemic

Coun. Dominique O Rourke s Nov. 28 motion, if passed, will see Guelph join dozens of other municipalities across Ontario that have made similar calls for action.

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We are seeing femicide rates increase : Waterloo walk seeks to raise awareness of domestic violence

A sea of purple on the streets of Waterloo Saturday as more than 200 people took part in a walk to end domestic violence and femicide.

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