News

• When abusers take advantage of smart technologyDay 6, CBC Listen: 07 June 2024
• Family phone plans hinder escape from domestic violence: Women’s Shelters CanadaThe Canadian Press via the Toronto Star, 05 June 2024
• An hour on hold to change a phone plan puts lives at risk, say gender-based violence expertsCBC News, 05 June 2024
• Advocates hopeful but wary of banks' pledge to stop abusive e-transfersCBC News, 10 May 2024
• Open Letter Demands Banks Crack Down on Abusive E-transfers CBC News: The National, 09 May 2024
• National Women's Groups Demand Banks Do More to Stop Abusive E-transfersCBC News, 08 May 2024
• Use of e-transfers to send abusive messages on the rise.CBC News , 28 FEBRUARY 2024
• Calls for banks to stop abusive e-transfer messages.CBC News: The National, 29 FEBRUARY 2024
• Abusers are using e-transfers to contact their victims. Who is responsible for stopping them?CBC News, 29 FEBRUARY 2024
• From smart homes to connected cars, new tools of domestic abuse make escape harderGlobe and Mail, 28 December 2022

Open Letters

• Open Letter to Canadian Banks Regarding Abuse though E-Transfers

  Published, 07 May 2024