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The victim sent messages saying she was glad she didn't go to bed with him.

The case highlights the difference between the public’s perception and the reality.

He was originally sentenced to 11 years without parole.

The teacher suspected the kids were vaping in the washroom.

"What he did to me has caused trauma that I will feel for the rest of my life,” the victim said.

A BC doctor has had his registration downgraded after he tried to sway Indigenous and…

She had wanted $12,000 a month.

"Being a teenager is hard at the best of times, it is even harder when traffickers are providing you with mind-altering drugs."

"Unfortunately, the police made little if any progress on the investigation until another complainant... made a similar report."

She also ignored warnings not to do it.

Lawyers still aren't asking for him to do jail time.

"I feel bad that that's what they had to do. I hate to say it, but it's way better."

One of those charged was just 18 years old at the time.

Some questioned the organization's work. So it sued.

Her own colleagues questioned her honesty and integrity.