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Canada Cyberbullying

Are You a Bully Boss? How to Tell...

Nancy A. Shenker | Posted 11.20.2012 | Canada Business
Nancy A. Shenker

We teach our own kids to be nice to their classmates. Most of us do not intend to send our colleagues and staff home in tears or on the verge of ulcers. So, why do even the most "successful" business people develop reputations as bullies, bitches, or tyrants?

Does Your Online Profile Make You Vulnerable to Cyberbullies?

Erika Katz | Posted 10.07.2012 | Canada Living
Erika Katz

The back to school time of year is full of anxiety for most kids because there is nothing worse than going to school and being made fun of, picked on or the topic of juicy gossip. While you can't control what people say about you, you can do things to avoid beind the brunt of hurtful comments about your looks. While many of these tips may seem obvious, I'll bet you have posted things about yourself that could make you an easy target.

INFOGRAPHIC: 11 Places Online Harassment Starts

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 07.26.2012 | Canada Living

It seems a lot of us are typing these days, but not all of us are doing it for the right reasons. This year alone, the number of people using soci...

Who Is More Likely To Be Bullied?

CP | Adam Miller, The Canadian Press | Posted 09.23.2012 | Canada Living

TORONTO - A report from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health has found girls in Ontario are nearly twice as likely to be victims of cyber-bullyi...

Teens Share Bullying Tales In Confession Booth

CBC | Posted 07.25.2012 | Canada Living

One girl says the torment of being bullied made her suicidal and ultimately "ruined two years of my schooling." Another girl ...

Victims of Cyberbullying, Government's Got Your Back

Senator Mobina Jaffer | Posted 06.30.2012 | Canada Politics
Senator Mobina Jaffer

This week the human rights committee will be continuing its study on cyberbullying. The committee intends to give young people a voice and listen and learn from their experiences by reaching out to them through the social media platforms that they so often frequent, namely Twitter and Facebook.

Avoiding the Bullies in Cyberspace

Hessie Jones | Posted 06.27.2012 | Canada Living
Hessie Jones

According to the Cyberbullying Research Center, almost 21 per cent of American youth between the ages of 10 and 18 have been the target of some form of virtual harassment or "cyber-bullying." I asked Trend Micro's Lynette Owens, who runs the Internet Safety for Kids and Families program, for some amazing insights.

Preventing Teens From Asking "Am I Ugly?"

Erika Katz | Posted 04.23.2012 | Canada Living
Erika Katz

We have seen kids harming themselves due to cyberbullying when they do not put themselves out there. Now, they are asking for the ridicule. As parents, how do we help them to make better choices and control some of this?

Ten Things I've Learned From Bullies

Josh Bowman | Posted 01.31.2012 | Canada Living
Josh Bowman

Bullying is not just the territory of the biggest and strongest. A bully is someone who can create and abuse power in a relationship. Your boss can be a bully. Someone you are dating. The bullying is in the constant threat of violence and the power dynamics at play.

Q&A With Everynone: Filmmakers Behind 'Losers' Tackle Bullying

The Huffington Post Canada | Arti Patel | Posted 11.18.2011 | Canada Living

Cyber-bullying affected a kid aged 8 - 17 in about every 10th household in Canada this year, according to Statistics Canada. On top of this, 35 pe...

Cyber-Bullying Hits Home

Hessie Jones | Posted 01.08.2012 | Canada Living
Hessie Jones

I found out from my 10-year-old that a girl in her class has uploaded a video on YouTube about her. I could never have imagined that a small school tiff led her to produce a video announcing her dislike of my daughter, but I am thankful she chose to come to us with this as opposed to dealing with it herself.