Descrimination

• N.B. government moves to eliminate sub-minimum wage for persons with a disability

  The New Brunswick government has tabled amendments to the Employment Standards Act to allow for persons with a disability to be paid regular minimum wage.

  Canada

  Nov 7, 2022
  
• Edmonton group part of province-wide survey on hate crime

  Coalitions Creating Equity is working on a province-wide survey to see how much hate-based crime is happening in Alberta.

  Crime

  Aug 7, 2019
  
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• Farah Nasser: My first experience with racism

  Global News anchor Farah Nasser speaks candidly about how she was confronted with racism at a young age as part of the #FirstTimeIwasCalled series.

  Blogs

  Mar 29, 2018
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• Black doctor says she was told ‘we are looking for actual physicians’ after offering to help during in-flight medical emergency

  A black female doctor has accused Delta Air Lines of discrimination after a flight attendant allegedly refused to believe she was a physician and blocked her from helping a sick passenger.

  World

  Oct 14, 2016
• ‘Absolutely sexphobic’: Moncton sex shop unable to post to federal job bank

  The manager of Moncton sex shop Sensation O believes the federal government is discriminating against her business.

  Politics

  May 19, 2016
• Newfoundland fire chief replaced following allegation he played porn video

  Betty Moore, who led an emergency weekend meeting to deal with the issue, declined to comment.

  Jan 25, 2016
• Robert Tupper, deaf man turned down at law amendments hearing, refuses second chance to be heard

  In his statement sent out Thursday, Tupper says the treatment he received before the Liberal MLAs was "clearly discriminatory."

  Politics

  Dec 17, 2015
• Sobeys appeals human rights decision made in Nova Scotia

  In May 2009, Andrella David was accused by an employee at the Sobeys in Tantallon of being a known shoplifter.

  Oct 15, 2015