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Mankiran Aujla

Mankiran Aujla

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Host, CJRJ-AM (Vancouver, BC)

Vancouver

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Government politics trending social issues

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He does not cover anything unrelated to sports.

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Total articles 38

  • Half of Canadians 'confused' about the idea of consent: Women's Foundation

    By Mankiran Aujla| CityNews Vancouver Verified VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – A survey from the Canadian Women’s Foundation, as part of its End Violence campaign, finds Canadians are confused about the idea of consent. “Fifty per cent of women in Canada have felt pressured to consent to an unwanted sexual activity,” she says. “That’s a very significant number–half of Canadian women have felt pressured.”Dugal says there needs to be more of a conversation. “We know that adults’ understanding still isn’t clear,” she explains.

    By Mankiran Aujla · CityNews Vancouver

    May. 21, 2018

  • Uptick in crashes over the long weekend, ICBC warns drivers

    By Mankiran Aujla| CityNews Vancouver Verified VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – The Victoria Day long weekend is typically dubbed the beginning of the summer driving season, meaning more drivers on the road. As a result, ICBC is launching a month-long campaign to prevent accidents. Alex Lee, the safety program manager for the corporation, is revealing some troubling numbers from past long weekends.

    By Mankiran Aujla · CityNews Vancouver

    May. 18, 2018

  • Half of Canadians 'confused' about the idea of consent: Women's Foundation

    By Mankiran Aujla| CityNews Vancouver Verified VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – A survey from the Canadian Women’s Foundation, as part of its End Violence campaign, finds Canadians are confused about the idea of consent. “Fifty per cent of women in Canada have felt pressured to consent to an unwanted sexual activity,” she says. “That’s a very significant number–half of Canadian women have felt pressured.”Dugal says there needs to be more of a conversation. “We know that adults’ understanding still isn’t clear,” she explains.

    By Mankiran Aujla · CityNews Vancouver

    May. 21, 2018

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CJRJ-AM (Vancouver, BC)

Vancouver, Canada