Sunday, December 21, 2025
ADVT 
National

Laws Preceding Smartphone Era Collide With Digital Reality In High School Sexting Cases

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 13 Nov, 2015 07:26 PM
    CANON CITY, Colo. — Laws from the pre-smartphone era are colliding with the digitally saturated reality of today's high schools in recent sexting cases across the country.
     
    In Canon City, Colorado, where hundreds of explicit images have been turned over to police, school officials say they had no choice but to go to law enforcement to report what is technically child pornography.
     
    At the same time, they say they can't offer counselling to students worried about the scandal because they'd have to report those otherwise confidential conversations.
     
    Canon City School Superintendent George Welsh says the laws intended to protect youth from sexual predators have put the school in a Catch-22.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Premier Christy Clark Delivers Order To Save Emails After Blistering Privacy Report

    British Columbia Premier Christy Clark ordered her cabinet ministers and all political staff Friday to save their emails after a stinging report criticized the government's access to information practices.

    Premier Christy Clark Delivers Order To Save Emails After Blistering Privacy Report

    Liberals Spent More Than $40 Million But Nowhere Near Max, Or Conservatives, To Win Election

    Liberal national director Jeremy Broadhurst estimates that the final bill will tally a little more than $40 million.

    Liberals Spent More Than $40 Million But Nowhere Near Max, Or Conservatives, To Win Election

    Germany Welcomes Justin Trudeau Participation On Climate Change, Diplomacy

    Germany Welcomes Justin Trudeau Participation On Climate Change, Diplomacy
    OTTAWA — Germany hopes that the advent of a Trudeau Liberal government means Canada will play a more positive role at the upcoming Paris climate summit.

    Germany Welcomes Justin Trudeau Participation On Climate Change, Diplomacy

    Travel Advisory Issued For Mexico As Major Hurricane Approaches

    Travel Advisory Issued For Mexico As Major Hurricane Approaches
    Canada's foreign affairs department was urging the nearly 2,000 Canadians believed to be in parts of Mexico possibly in the path of a major hurricane to seek shelter and move to safety if they can.

    Travel Advisory Issued For Mexico As Major Hurricane Approaches

    Gordon Lightfoot Statue Unveiled In His Hometown Of Orillia, Ont.

    Gordon Lightfoot Statue Unveiled In His Hometown Of Orillia, Ont.
    On a crisp autumn day with his hit "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" playing in the background, a humble Gordon Lightfoot reflected on his roots in Orillia, Ont., as a lakefront sculpture of the singer-songwriter was unveiled before hundreds of fans.

    Gordon Lightfoot Statue Unveiled In His Hometown Of Orillia, Ont.

    Canada's 'Fair Share' On Climate Financing Is $4Billion A Year: Environmental Group

    Canada's 'Fair Share' On Climate Financing Is $4Billion A Year: Environmental Group
    The startling appeal comes out of a meeting of developing countries this week in Bonn, Germany, ahead of a United Nations climate summit later this year in Paris.

    Canada's 'Fair Share' On Climate Financing Is $4Billion A Year: Environmental Group