
What Is the Difference Between Sexual Assault and Rape in Canada?
The real issue goes deeper than terminology. Canadian law focuses on consent, context, and evidence, not labels. The same situation can lead to very different charges depending on factors such as the use of force, the presence of bodily harm, the complainant’s age, or whether there was a position of trust or authority.
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