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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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Half of all Canadians are bullied as children: SurveyAirdrie City ViewAn overwhelming majority of Canadians (85 per cent) believe that providing children and teenagers who bully others with a volunteer mentor is an effective way to reduce bullying. “Canadians universally understand that the friendship and guidance of a ...and more » |
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Live chat: Were you a victim of bullying?Edmonton JournalA new study conducted by Harris/Decima for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada found that half of Canadian adults surveyed said they were bullied as a child or teen, and nearly a third felt the abuse they suffered had a lasting harmful effect.and more » |
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Standing up to bullyingLadysmith Chronicle29, schools across Canada will be recognizing Anti-Bullying Day, which started five years ago when two high school students in Nova Scotia organized a mass pink shirt day to stand up to bullies who had targeted a boy who came to school in a pink shirt.and more » |
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The old "sticks and stones" adage no longer appliesCranbrook Daily TownsmanIt's not often the RCMP get involved in bullying incidents at schools, but when it does happen, the consequences can be far reaching. Cst. Lisa Schlatter of the Cranbrook RCMP detachment has had to deal with bullying gone beyond the school yard before.and more » |
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Let's talk about bullies and bullyingEdmonton JournalA new study conducted by Harris/Decima for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada found that half of Canadian adults surveyed said they were bullied as a child or teen, and nearly a third felt the abuse they suffered had a lasting harmful effect. |
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Bullies need to be curbedChilliwack TimesAgain, we're reminded that, for many kids, going to school is a fearful experience. Whether it's incessant name-calling, teasing, and verbal torment or outright violence and theft, a huge number of children will experience bullying during their school ...and more » |
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