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Want to join the fight to end stalking in Canada? Looking for more information? Want to book a training? Get in touch!
We apologize but we are unable to provide individual advocacy. We are working hard to build up that capacity but we are not currently in a position to offer it.
Educate yourself!
Watch our PSA, this awesome primer on how pop culture frames stalking as “romantic”, read a survivor’s memoir.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Criminal Harassment?
Most commonly known as “Stalking”. No person shall, without lawful authority and knowing that another person is harassed or recklessly as to whether the other person is harassed, engage in conduct that causes that other person reasonably, in all the circumstances, to fear for their safety or the safety of anyone known to them.
Who experiences it?
In Canada, most victims/survivors are stalked by someone they know – an ex, a family member, a former friend. Only 12% of victims are stalked by a stranger. Although anyone can experience stalking, it is a gendered crime. Eight out of 10 victims of stalking are women and 9 out of 10 stalkers are men.
I'm being stalked. What do I do?
We’re so sorry. Stalking is scary, confusing and you often feel powerless. Please know that people do care about your safety and wellbeing. You matter.
We have created a 5-minute video that outlines safety tips for you to consider. Unfortunately, we do not have capacity to offer 1-on-1 support at this time.
> Download the PDF
I know someone who is being stalked. How can I help?
Thank you for being concerned! Stalking is dangerous and it is important to take it seriously.
We have created a 5-minute video that outlines safety tips for you and your loved one. The most important thing to remember is that stalking is an isolating experience so your support means a great deal.
> Download the PDF