prostitution
Prostitution laws could be changed further under Liberals
The Conservatives rewrote the laws two years ago, but critics say the changes put sex workers at increased risk of violence.
Roundup: Canadians respond to the new prostitution law
Even though Bill C-36 came into force last week, the debate is only getting more heated
First national study sheds new light on sex work in Canada
Rachel Browne talks to researchers behind five-year study
Stories we’re watching: A dominatrix’s threat and a Tyson tirade
Also: Liberian minister warns of Ebola’s spread
One person who wasn’t offended by Robert Goguen’s questions
Timea Nagy responds to the controversy
Robert Goguen tests the idea that there are no stupid questions
The real questions beyond an unreal question
How the Justice department sees the new prostitution bill surviving
A Justice Canada official explains the strengths of the proposed federal prostitution legislation
C-36 and the prostitution debate
The Liberals oppose the bill
Key Tory MP backs prostitution bill, but urges clarity on where sex can’t be sold
New federal prostitution bill rightly targets buyers but should be more precise, MP says
Bill C-36: When conservatives and feminists collide
‘We seem to have exchanged demonizing women for infantilizing them,’ writes Colby Cosh
Should the prostitution law get a free vote?
At the very least, it wasn’t covered in the last party platform
The QP Clip: The NDP cranks up criticism of sex-work bill
The exchange you can’t miss from this afternoon’s Question Period