Her image — taken from a screen grab of LCBO security footage — appeared on Facebook on April 30 and identified her as the “feminist sensation” from years ago. An Ontario woman says the LCBO won’t tell her the fate of an employee who violated her privacy by sharing online an image of her taken from the store’s security footage. After years of online threats, she wants to know if she should fear retaliation for the employee in question being terminated. The image has been pulled off Facebook, but Binx still wants to know what LCBO has done and why Peel Regional Police never followed through on her complaint. Chanty Binx — a pseudonym used for her feminist activism — popped into a Mississauga LCBO in late April.

Source: National Post July 12, 2016 22:13 UTC