Coercion in intimate relationships now illegal; step in right direction: Cape Breton advocate
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Coercion in intimate relationships now illegal; step in right direction: Cape Breton advocate
Hope that stronger legal tools to combat intimate partner violence can be enforced
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By Rosemary Godin
Published Jul 30, 2026
8 minute read
This month changes were enacted to Bill C-16 that are hoped to provide more protection for people living in violent or abusive living situations and those going through the court system. Above, Jo…
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