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CTV News: Sexual assault more likely in Canadian military than in general: survey

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 Published on November 28th, 2106

One in 60 members of full-time Canadian Armed Forces say they were sexually assaulted in the last year, according to a new survey by Statistics Canada that pegs the rate at twice that of the general population.