Author's Summary
Saskatchewan's new law, effective next week, expands interpersonal violence to include cyberstalking and coercive control, aiding victims through better recognition and support. (148 characters)
Legislation Overview
New legislation in Saskatchewan will soon take effect, broadening the definition of interpersonal violence. This change ensures victims of cyberstalking and coercive control gain formal protections. The update aims to address modern forms of abuse more effectively.
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