Discrimination

• Broadcast personality Jennifer Valentyne alleges gender discrimination at former employer

  Jennifer Valentyne has posted a video online detailing allegations of gender discrimination in former broadcast roles that she suggests ultimately led to her being fired.

  Canada

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• B.C. court certifies former flight attendant’s class action against WestJet

  The British Columbia Court of Appeal has ruled a former flight attendant's "hard-fought" class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination and harassment against WestJet can proceed.

  Apr 20
  
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• Founder reflects on International Transgender Day of Visibility

  "Almost all the families that come to us for help now have a child who is trans," said Anne Creighton, president of Toronto PFLAG.

  Canada

  Mar 31
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• Quebec police ethics commissioner cites 8 Terrebonne officers for racial profiling

  The decision is a major victory in what advocates call a case of "driving while Black" and for Terrebonne resident Pierre-Marcel Monsanto.

  Features

  Mar 31
• Calgary rally held to push for anti-racism action from all levels of government

  People from all walks of life gathered in Calgary for an anti-racism rally to push for sustainable and meaningful change at a policy level when it comes to racism.

  Perspectives

  Mar 20
• ‘Made me feel empty’: Indigenous Muslim man files human rights complaint against TD Bank

  Sharif Bhamji, a resident of Surrey, B.C., said a TD Bank employee refused to help him open a bank account, believing his Indian status card was fake because of his mixed heritage.

  Features

  Mar 2
• Black, Indigenous Peoples likely to have little to no trust in police: Statistics Canada

  People from the Indigenous and Black community speak about recent data from StatCan regarding how there is little to no trust in the police for these two groups.

  Canada

  Feb 25
• Toronto teacher subjected to ‘Hitler salute’ speaks out

  'I had to just immediately walk out of the classroom. I could no longer be in that environment,' the teacher told Global News of her reaction to the salute by two students.

  Canada

  Feb 25
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• Dorothy Rhau’s creative approach to breaking barriers for Black women

  Though the mission of Audace au Féminin is to help Black women entrepreneurs through events and education, they support women from all backgrounds.

  Canada

  Feb 22
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• South Asian Canadian truckers turned off by ‘freedom convoy’ mull other career paths

  Frustration at the recent blockades and encampment in Ottawa may be the final straw atop concerns ranging from wages to road safety and exhausting working conditions.

  Canada

  Feb 21