Edmonton city staff candlelight vigil marks one year confronting workplace harassment, discrimination

One year after it emerged that at least one in five city employees said they have experienced harassment, one employee says more still needs to be done to fix what many have described as a toxic work environment.
At a candlelight vigil held at Churchill Square Saturday evening that she helped organize, Cecily Poohkay said the anniversary was the perfect time to reflect on what has been learned and what still needs to happen.
“There is a lot more work to be done but I think we get there by