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Frank Magazine editor charged for allegedly publishing intimate image without consent

Halifax police say they've charged the managing editor of Frank Magazine for allegedly publishing an intimate image of another person without their consent.

Frank Magazine editor charged for allegedly publishing intimate image without consent

Halifax police have charged the managing editor of Frank Magazine, Andrew Douglas, with allegedly publishing an intimate image without the subject's consent. The complaint was first received by the police in July 2025, leading to Douglas's arrest on September 9 after a thorough investigation. According to Halifax Regional Police, the Criminal Code of Canada prohibits the sharing of intimate images, including photos and videos, where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Douglas, 47, is set to appear in Halifax provincial court to face the charge under Section 162.1 of the Criminal Code.

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