Part of the delay is understanding the true definition and intent of a “street check,” so that new rules can be written with airtight accuracy. Continue reading →

The chief of a Manitoba First Nation says a Senate committee should listen to how resource development is linked to allegations of physical and sexual violence in his community. Continue reading →

Sikhs for Justice is launching a mass mailing campaign to MPs through to the fall federal election that demands the Liberals rescind all mentions of Sikh terror groups in the 2018 report on threats in Canada. Continue reading →

The independent human rights report released Wednesday found street check rates in Halifax were among the highest in Canada, second only to Toronto, with black males the most likely to be stopped by police. Continue reading →

The Black Forest Inn is facing allegations of age discrimination from three servers who had worked at the iconic Hamilton restaurant for years. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is putting together a team of police and law enforcement officials, including Crown prosecutors, to specifically fight hate crimes and extremism. Continue reading →

Many people described the complaint process itself as the situation in which they experienced harassment, discrimination, bullying, intimidation or reprisal. Continue reading →

Walter Thompson, the chairman of the board of inquiry, found that the province discriminated against the complainants on account of mental and physical disability. Continue reading →

A spokesman for the Parliamentary Protective Service said the force is investigating the incident, which took place Monday during an event known as Black Voices on the Hill. Continue reading →