ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaMisogynistic content is winning over married men and leading to divorces: lawyer4 days agoDuration 3:014 days agoNewsDuration 3:01Some women say their partners have changed for the worse, and they partly blame the ‘manosphere’ content they’re consuming online. One family lawyer says he’s seeing it brought up as a reason for divorce, and so are his colleagues.More from NewsVideo2:13A Montreal pickleball tournament hopes to produce the best talent in the province 19 minutes agoVideo3:36Wildfires prompt air quality alerts in Western and Central Canada26 minutes agoVideo1:22:25Thousands gather in downtown Halifax for the 2025 Pride ParadeCBC News Nova Scotia 2 hours agoVideo3:01Black bear sightings are up slightly. Here’s what you should know if you see one3 hours agoVideo4:50Come inside the century-old Montreal sewing supply shop that’s now a pop-up exhibitCBC News: Montreal at 6:00 5 hours agoTrending NowVideo6:48Cliff diver Molly Carlson on traumatic slip during Red Bull eventJuly 18Video8:33Family shows property where missing N.S. kids last seenJuly 18Video1:10Meteotsunami-like wave caught on video near Thunder Bay, Ont.June 26Video1:18#TheMoment a chonky marmot was spotted in a B.C. parkThe National July 17Video1:50Take a walk around the new Port Lands park July 18now
Misogynistic content is winning over married men and leading to divorces: lawyer
