Witness in violence against women case fears MP treatment will stop other women from speaking out

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On Monday, August 5, host Gabriel Hilty has the headlines. First in Ontario, a witness fears her poor treatment by MPs may stop other survivors of domestic violence from speaking up. Then, in Toronto, an off-duty police officer was shot in the leg after recognizing a wanted man downtown. In the U.K., far-right clashes escalate, fueled by online misinformation. Finally, Chris comes on to talk about Kim Jong Un's health issues.

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