Despite a strong prevalence of sexual violence in Canada, knowledge about its characteristics remains limited. Using data gathered from a study conducted with a sample of 1 824 women and female teenagers who have asked for support at Centres d’aide et de lutte contre les agressions à caractère sexuel (CALACS) in Québec, this article aims to provide a description of the sexual violence experienced by these women, the psychosocial support sought, and to compare some characteristics of intrafamilial and extrafamilial sexual violence. Results suggest a high rate of revictimization: close to 40% of study participants have reported two or more distinct events of sexual violence in their lives. Intrafamilial sexual violence suffered before the age of 18 years old tends to last longer and victims disclose their victimization later in life than those reporting extrafamilial sexual violence.