B.C. government making changes to how sexual assault cases are investigated

B.C. government making changes to how sexual assault cases are investigated

July 24, 2023 7:45 pm PST.

The B.C. government announced Monday it’s going to make changes to how sexual assault cases are investigated, so survivors get justice and can access victim supports whether they report their assault to police or not. Sarah Chew reports.

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