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Sexual misconduct crisis rages on in Canada's military

The latest from Canada’s military sexual misconduct crisis. Why hasn’t the government stripped the military of jurisdiction over sexual offences?
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'I didn't get the justice that I deserve,' said retired corporal Arianna Nolet after a judge stayed the sexual assault charge in her case because it took too long to get to trial. (Submitted by retired corporal Arianna Nolet)
20:06Sexual misconduct crisis rages on in Canada’s military

One of Canada's first military sexual assault cases to be transferred to a civilian court since late 2021 will never go to trial because it took too long to get there. Is this a foreshadowing of what's to come, in addressing the Canadian Armed Forces' decades-long sexual misconduct crisis?

CBC senior reporter Ashley Burke explains. 

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