Delegates chastised the Ottawa police's decision to remove a demonstration in a downtown intersection over the weekend at Monday's board meeting.

Limestone District School Board has prepared a survey it hopes will identify potential barriers or discriminatory biases that students face in the classroom. 

Judith Brown is asking LDSB trustees to engage with the Black community to address racism in the classroom, a model similar to that of the Indigenous Advisory Committee. 

Ottawa city council has thrown its support behind the local police force's efforts to reform responses to mental health and other crises in the city.

In a letter to the McMaster community, McMaster president David Farrar has apologized for the anti-Black racism that athletes experienced on campus within the Department of Athletics and Recreation.

"Each of us need to believe that we have the power to make social change," Ananya Mukherjee-Reed said.

"It is long overdue that the concerns that have been raised by Black students and Black parents and students broadly in Ontario to have this responded to in a systemic way."

Police said one female student's caption was changed to body shame her while another male student's caption was replaced to shame his grades.

Joshua Telemaque, whose personally written yearbook caption was replaced with a racist, hateful message, was awarded the surprise while he celebrated his 18th birthday Wednesday. 

The Durham Catholic District School Board launched an investigation, in collaboration with Durham Regional Police, in response to at least one racist comment.