This year’s activities emphasize the importance of reconnecting, fostering self-awareness, and rebuilding connections within communities, along with the 40th annual Take Back the Night march on September 20th.
This is Sexual Violence Awareness Week, which has been observed in this province for the past 25 years. It ‘s an opportunity to raise public awareness about sexual assault and educate communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence. This year’s activities emphasize the importance of reconnecting, fostering self-awareness, and rebuilding connections within communities, along with the 40th annual Take Back the Night march on September 20th. Last year, the Provincial Government signed a historic bilateral agreement with the Federal Government to invest nearly $13.6 million in new funding over four years to implement the National Action Plan to End Gender-based Violence in this province.
Known suspended driver in Stephenville identified by off duty officer
Mount Pearl man charged with attempted murder, a 72-year-old man in hospital after being stabbed
Head of Anglican churches in Canada deciding on outcome at a church in Corner Brook
RNC reminds residents of tips to be safe at social gatherings
University Drive to close to traffic starting Tuesday
