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- Women's rights advocates criticize the lack of attention to gender-based violence in the Nova Scotia election, with only one major party addressing it in their platform.
- The Transition House Association of Nova Scotia calls for "epidemic-level" funding to combat intimate-partner violence, highlighting recent tragic cases.
- The association urges immediate-action and better support for victims, emphasizing the need for systemic change.
Gender-Based Violence Largely Absent from N.S. Election Campaign
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