Women’s groups raise World Cup safety concerns - CTV News
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ADVERTISEMENT Share current article via Email Share current article via X Share current article via Reddit Share current article via LinkedIn Vancouver Watch Women’s groups raise World Cup safety concerns Vancouver advocates are working to raise awareness of the risks of gender-based violence and street harassment as the city gets set to host the World Cup. June 08, 2026 at 9:39PM EDT Top Videos Trump walks out of NBC interview after ‘heated and volatile exchange’ with reporter 05:14 · June 07, 2026 at 8:40PM EDT WestJet strongly opposed to federal loans aiding fuel costs 03:57 · June 08, 2026…
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