"Five days for being guilty of racism is not good enough," Kenrick McRae fumed during a press conference. 

A group of concerned Asian parents, alongside CRARR, will be calling on the Quebec Education Ministry and schools to take action to prevent anti-Asian bullying related to COVID-19.

The Quebec government has issued provincewide guidelines to police forces regarding street checks, but the policy is raising concerns from various rights groups.

Quebec's Human Rights Commission ruled the Errol Burke was racially profiled in 2017.

Montreal protesters took to the streets Sunday to protest racial profiling ahead of a new Montreal police street check policy set to be unveiled on Wednesday.

Miriam Vaillancourt recorded the altercation from her balcony.

The man says he invited the officers into his apartment as an act of good faith but then when he asked the officers to leave, they wouldn't.

According to the police's most recent annual report, 92 per cent of its officers are white.

The members say the force's plan to implement measures to fight discrimination among its ranks by March 2020 is a move in the right direction, but the groups want much more to be done.

Still, Kenrick McRae says his battle with police is far from over.