Recognizing domestic assaults as a public health emergency is a first step, they say
CBC NewsRuth DavenportAdvocates for victims of gender-based violence who participated in public hearings say they are "really, really happy" with the final report's findings that violence should be recognized as a public health emergency.
They say the final report into the Nova Scotia mass shootings is a breakthrough moment that gives affirmation — and urgency — to the warnings they've been repeating for years.
"We were really, really happy with the finding," said Dawn Ferris, executive director of the Cumberland Coun…
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