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Dawson Creek participates in province-wide Enough is Enough rally

The Dawson Creek event featured a barbecue, a poetry reading, and a call for change.

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B C rallies heighten calls for crackdown on random attacks - Victoria Times Colonist

Dozens of people gathered in Victoria, as well as in Nanaimo and elsewhere in B.C., on April 27, calling for a crackdown on repeat violent offenders.

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Rallies at legislature, across BC, call for crackdown on repeat violent offenders - BC News

Rallies at legislature, across BC, call for crackdown on repeat violent offenders - BC News
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B C s strictest bail police raising doubts - Alaska Highway News

If an early look at partial data doesn’t conclusively prove anything, how can they claim it’s the strictest policy in Canada?

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Mental health services come too late, experts say, after uptick in violence

“You fight, and you fight, and you fight and try and get support to women, and often it’s too late by the time the support arrives,” said Janice Abbott of Atira Women’s Society.

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