I stumbled onto an interesting article today.
“In terms of numbers, an estimated 653,000 women and 546,000 men “encountered some form of violence,” Statistics Canada said.
The agency found that rates of spousal violence were highest among certain segments of the population: people between the ages of 15-24; people in relationships of three years or less; people who were separated; and people in common-law unions.”
I got interested around there, but the blatant focus on women seemed slightly sexist to me.
“The data collected show the nature and consequences of spousal violence were more severe for women than for men.
Female victims of spousal violence were more than twice as likely to be injured as male victims. “
Of course, they never defined what “injured” meant, but I assume it means visible injuries.





