Bullying Canada announced they have submitted an application to the Supreme Court of Canada to intervene in a pending Supreme Court case where an individual from Atlantic Canada was cyber bullied. The case involves an Atlantic Canadian teenager who has appealed a judge's decision to reject her request that she be permitted to pursue an … Read more
Recently stories of youth suicides due to bullying, or "bullycide" have been flooding the headlines in Canadian media. It's a sad reality said BullyingCanada executive directors Katie Neu, of Kitchener, ON, and Rob Frenette of Fredericton, NB. Neu said it's heartbreaking to see the stories about young lives being taken due to bullying. It is … Read more
Bullying Canada said that it has put out a call for various businesses and organizations to be a part of a national stand against bullying during Anti-Bullying Day, which will take place in December. Executive Director of Bullying Canada Rob Frenette said that Anti-Bullying Day is an important day across Canada for organizations and businesses … Read more
Bullying Canada announced that it is putting out a call for businesses and community organizations to be part of a national stand against bullying by supporting the third annual Anti-Bullying Day in December. Executive Director of Bullying Canada Katie Neu said that Anti-Bullying Day is a small step for people to make but it makes … Read more
Bullying Canada announced it has expanded its website's language options to include French content. The full release is available online. Call 877-352-4497 ext. 204.
Bullying Canada encourages federal candidates to look at enhancing federal policies related to school violence and bullying as they undergo an election. Bullying Canada will be making contact with all federal parities asking them to outline what they intend on doing if elected to help combat the issue of school bullying and violence. Call 877-352-4497 … Read more
Rob Frenette, Co-Founder of BullyingCanada, was upset after reading of the death of Jenna Bowers-Bryanton, of Belmont, Nova Scotia who killed herself after she was bullied by people online and is calling on federal and provincial leaders to step up to the plate and take suicides related to bullying also known as “Bullycides” more seriously. Call 877-352-4497.
Co-founder of Bullying Canada Rob Frenette said he is disappointed with the CRTC's decision that MTV Canada did not breach the Canadian Association of Broadcasters' violence code with its television show 'Bully Beat Down'. The full release is available online. Call 877-352-4497 ext. 203.
New Brunswick based anti-bullying activist Rob Frenette is gaining support from across Canada on his call for the CRTC to make a decision concerning the banning of MTV Canada's television show "Bully Beat Down." Call 877-352-4497 ext. 203.
