On February 5, 2026, my.SOLIS, was featured in a segment by Global News  titled New Brunswick woman working on software to help intimate partner violence survivors . The story, reported by Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla , highlights the ongoing reality of intimate partner violence and the need for safer digital communication. We are grateful to Reeti and the Global News team for helping bring attention to this important issue. Watch the full segment on the Global News website. Segm

On January 19, 2026, my.SOLIS launched in Saint John to address digital harassment and coercive control. The platform filters hostile messages, provides real-time AI coaching, and connects users with therapists and lawyers. Built on ethical principles, my.SOLIS offers free access to shelter clients while reinvesting revenue into frontline services. Learn how this human-centered platform is redefining safety in digital communication.

Earlier this October, CBC News reported that online retailers were still using the term “wife beater” to describe sleeveless undershirts, a phrase long criticized for trivializing domestic violence. Ad Standards Canada has ruled the description violates the country’s advertising code, yet listings continue to appear across major retail platforms.

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Exploring the intersection of technology and gender-based violence, and the role of ethical tech in creating safer digital spaces.