As the numbers of drink-spiking incidents increase, a violence prevention advocate discusses what boys and men need to hear about consent and boundaries

CBC Newfoundland Morning

There's a rise in the numbers of drink-spiking incidents across Canada - and most victims of the crime are females. Olivia Lynch, executive director of Violence Prevention Avalon East, recently told CBC how women can stay safe and protect themselves from such crimes. But we asked her to come back and talk about what men and boys should do about the problem, and what kind of education they need about consent and boundaries.