Cherine Day took it upon herself to create her own resource centre, something she wishes had been available to her earlier.

Before her sister Alicia was killed in 2018, Natalie Lewandowski witnessed relationship "red flags." She's now among those ringing alarms about the warning signs of domestic homicide, which experts say point to the need for more prevention efforts in Toronto and beyond to protect victims.

There is currently no federal or provincial legislation that requires first responders to report cases of intimate partner violence involving adults to a relevant third party.

Ashton Kennedy, 26, turned himself in to police following a CBC News story last month.

Melissa Gulliver's abuser, Ashton Kennedy, turned himself in to police following a CBC story Wednesday.

Melissa Gulliver learned of her boyfriends past conviction after his arrest.

When Philip Smith took his own life, it took away the answers Lisa Lake is searching for where Cortney Lake's body is.

Murder-suicides provide unique challenges for investigators and victim's families.

When Monique Robert was assaulted, she found herself navigating a complex legal system that often worked against her. She shares her ordeal, and what needs to change.

Women fleeing domestic violence in southwestern Ontario are staying longer and longer in what are supposed to be temporary shelters. A tight housing market has left them with few options of where to go next.

Amid growing concern about a bed shortage that has resulted in hundreds of women and children being turned away, Quebec women's shelters say they still need more funding from the provincial government.

Advocates say Yukon needs a new approach to helping women fleeing domestic violence.Women's shelters in the territory are not set up to house women using drugs or alcohol. That's despite a report stating that more than half of women experiencing domestic violence struggle with substance abuse.

Moving day and the days of planning leading up to can be an especially dangerous time for victims fleeing an abusive partner. Shelter Movers helps keep them safe by moving their belongings for them, as well as picking up the costs of a such a move, which can often spiral.

There are resources available in Nova Scotiato those experiencing intimate partner violence andneed assistance escaping their situations and getting to a safer place.

Intimate partner violence makes up nearly one-third of all police-reported violent crime in this country, and many victims say that the legal system is complicating efforts to change this.

Community experts say there is a need for more domestic violence services in Saskatchewans southern communities for victims trying to flee an abusive relationship.