"I haven't seen any of the news reports, just a few bits of internet editorializing about it (this stuff is not news outside the US."

-Jack Campin

The Guardian has several pieces (including this morning [14th November])

CBC News (Canada)

CTV News (Canada)

Global News (Canada)

print media in Canada

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and this:

The president of the children's charity, founded by the former Penn State coach who allegedly sexually abused children, has stepped down, CNN reported.

Jack Raykovitz, CEO for the last 28 years, resigned from the Second Mile on Sunday as allegations that Jerry Sandusky abused young boys connected to the charity were revealed by charges brought to a Pennsylvania grand jury.

"I hope that my resignation brings with it the beginning of that restoration of faith in the community of volunteers and staff that, along with the children and families we serve, are The Second Mile," said Raykovitz in a statement on the Second Mile's homepage