Women’s rights and sports reporting face ongoing sexism
The column criticizes lingering male entitlement and sexual harassment in public and work life. It notes that skimpy attire does not invite advances and highlights sexism in business and sports journalism, including barriers faced by women reporters and locker room access debates.
Professional dress codes and the double standard persist
Catherine Kord argues in a Troy Media column that equal access to information masks ongoing gender bias. She cites 1978 federal court rulings on press access and laments that excess focus on women’s appearance ignores men’s responsibility for self-control.
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Public inquiry urged into Veterans Affairs Canada activities
A call for a full public inquiry into Veterans Affairs Canada proposes privacy breach investigations as federal law violations. It advocates a legislated Veterans Ombudsman with authority to intervene and implement measures, backed by a credible military background and direct accountability to Parliament. Pro Patria.
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