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Military defends use of 'soldier cards' to stem sexual misconduct

Defence chief Gen. Jonathan Vance says Canadian military personnel are given detailed explanations of what constitutes inappropriate behaviour, which are also outlined on so-called "soldier cards," in an effort to eliminate sexual misconduct.

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