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‘A crisis of broken trust:’ defence minister apologizes to victims of military sexual misconduct for repeated federal failures, and promises ‘deep and transformational’ culture change

Bringing transformational change is ‘a daunting task’ and ‘the greatest challenge of our times,’ says Wayne Eyre, Canada’s top military commander.

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BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN
December 13, 2021

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