Sexual Assault is broadly defined in Canadian law and can include all unwanted sexual activity, such as kissing, and fondling, unwanted sexual acts, as well as rape. An accused maybe charged for allegations of:
- sexual touching
- sexual exploitation
- sexual interference
- corrupting morals
- child pornography
- voyeurism
- Prostitution
- rape
Sexual crimes under Canadian law have no statue of limitation, meaning that complainants can make allegations years after the incident happened and do not have to produce witnesses to the event.