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Military sexual assault survey is 'sobering': Defence chief

A Statistics Canada survey has found 960 military personnel say they were sexually assaulted in the past year. Defence chief Gen. Jonathan Vance says Canadian Forces members not reporting assaults is a "huge concern."

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