March in Montreal honours memory of Rebekah Harry, 29-year-old domestic violence victim
Several hundred people took to the streets on Saturday afternoon in honour of Rebekah Harry, a 29-year-old woman who died after being assaulted by her boyfriend last week.
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Posted: Apr 03, 2021 8:12 PM ET | Last Updated: April 4
Rebekah Harry died in hospital on March 23. Her boyfriend has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with her death.(Radio-Canada)
Several hundred people took to the streets on Saturday afternoon in honour of Rebekah Harry, a 29-year-old woman who died after being assaulted by her boyfriend last week.
MONTREAL Montrealers gathered downtown Saturday in memory of Rebekah Love Harry, a woman who’s death sparked outrage across the province, as people demand the government do more to fight violence against women. Harry was found unconscious by police at her LaSalle residence on March 20. She was immediately rushed to hospital, where she later died. She was 29-years-old. Officers arrested Brandon McIntyre, 32, who has been charged with second degree murder and assault. Rebekah was an amazing woman, amazing mother, amazing cook, amazing singer, amazing dancer, and an amazing friend, said Sasha Bouvier, who’s known Harry for 10 years. We will truly miss her.