Steven Galloway
Steven Galloway may refer to:Steven Galloway (writer), Canadian novelist and professor Steven Galloway (politician), member of the Montana House of Representatives Steve Galloway, English footballer and coach Stephen Galloway, American dancer
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Oct 17, 2026
Lean Right
Author Steven Galloway is suing women who accused him, and is currently being cross-examined by one of them representing herself in court.
Conservatives see this as a case of due process being undermined by a legal system that allows unqualified self-representation to damage defendants.
Oct 17, 2026
Lean Left
The author finished testifying at his defamation trial, alleging his career was destroyed by unsubstantiated rape allegations.
Liberals are divided on this case, with some sympathetic to Galloway's due process claims and others emphasizing the importance of believing survivors, reflecting broader internal debates.
Oct 12, 2026
Center
The former UBC professor testified his book sales 'cratered' after sexual-assault allegations, and he is in a defamation trial at B.C. Supreme Court.
Centrists see this as a difficult case balancing reputational harm against the realities of how institutions handle sexual misconduct allegations.
Oct 10, 2026
Center
The defamation trial involving his accuser continued, with testimony about a threatened lawsuit against UBC.
The case touches on university accountability, #MeToo, and defamation law, with centrists divided on where the balance lies.
Oct 9, 2026
Lean Right
The former UBC professor testified in his defamation trial that none of the sexual assaults alleged against him ever happened.
Conservatives see his Kafkaesque ordeal as proof that institutions rush to judgment and destroy lives based on unproven accusations, a warning against cancel culture.
Oct 9, 2026
Center
The novelist and former UBC professor says his accuser fabricated details of three sexual assault allegations, addressing incidents on his sailboat and in his office.
The case renews difficult questions about due process, academic investigations, and how institutions handle sexual misconduct claims, a debate that splits centrists between victim support and fair procedure.
Oct 6, 2026
Center
The defamation trial is set to begin, though the woman who accused him will not testify, and a former defendant has apologized.
The case crystallizes tensions between #MeToo accountability and due process; centrists watch for whether courts can fairly adjudicate competing harms.
Oct 5, 2026
Center
His accuser Chelsea Rooney apologized ahead of a defamation trial, regretting her role in spreading unproven allegations that damaged his reputation.
Centre voters view this as a cautionary tale about due process and the cost of unverified accusations in the #MeToo era.