After other acts cancel, Bombargo to go ahead with show
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Acts cancel shows at Coors Event Centre over upcoming Bombargo show
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None of the statements in either filing have been tested in court.
The statement of claim was filed over statements made in a March 22 Facebook post by Jackle, as well as subsequent comments made on the original post.
The post outlined events Jackle said took place during filming of a promotional video organized by the all-male Saskatoon Yukigassen snowball team in February 2016; two members of the team are currently members of Bombargo. Jackle said she was one of three models all female present for the video shoot.
In the post, Jackle said there was a scene in which she was instructed to lead some team members into a private room with a “sexy smirk,” implying “that a sexual act would commence in the room between myself and the Yukigassen members.” Later in the shoot, one of the men grabbed her hips from behind, telling her “this angle captures your curves better,” she said in the post.
Posted: Apr 14, 2021 3:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 14
How someone responds to a person disclosing sexual violence can shape how their healing journey unfolds, according to an educator with the Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre. (wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock)
Trigger warning for those who have experienced sexual violence or know someone affected by it.
Liars. Attention seekers. These labels are slapped on people who disclose experiences of sexual harassment and violence, says Morgan Price. The survivor or the victim is more often blamed or at least questioned with the validity of what they ve experienced, said Price, who is an education and outreach co-ordinator at the Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre (SSAIC). Price said victims of sexual or domestic violence aren t offered the same baseline of belief given to victims of less intimate crimes.