Diversity

• Missing for 22 years: Frank Davis found in Kootenay River

  For 22 years, the disappearance of Frank Davis remained an unanswered mystery for his family. Frank was 40 when he went missing from Creston, B.C.

  Canada

  Oct 4
  
• University of Alberta rebrands DEI policy to ACB: ‘Time for a refresh’

  Diversity opponents say the practice leads to discrimination and promotes left-wing ideology, while supporters say it helps level the playing field for women and people of colour.

  Education

  Jan 8, 2025
  
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• Alberta actors embrace diversity of Saint Nick: ‘Santa Claus is like a snowflake’

  Many countries celebrate Christmas with their version of Santa Claus.

  Features

  Dec 16, 2024
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• Caribbean carnival returns to Montreal streets

  Thousands of spectators lined Rene Levesque Boulevard Saturday afternoon to witness the return of the Caribbean carnival parade, one year after it was cancelled.

  Canada

  Jul 6, 2024
• Kingston, Ont. business aims to offer inclusion by hiring persons with disabilities

  Brynn's Fresh Market is revolutionizing the business landscape by prioritizing inclusivity, creating a space where acceptance and empowerment thrive.

  Canada

  May 6, 2024
• Guelph.Beer donates nearly $3K to support diversity in brewing industry

  The funds will go towards helping students of colour obtain certifications in the brewing industry. Guelph.Beer consists of Wellington Brewery and Sleeman among other businesses.

  Canada

  Mar 19, 2024
• Future leaders immersing themselves in parliamentary process

  Since 1922 high-school and post-secondary students have filled the legislature during the last week of December as part of the Youth Parliament of Manitoba.

  Canada

  Dec 29, 2023
• Protests clash over sexual orientation and gender identity school program in Kelowna

  The One Million March 4 Children was one of many across Canada on Saturday with large groups of people protesting Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in schools (SOGI).

  Canada

  Oct 21, 2023
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• Montreal dockworkers union says changes made to hiring list criticized as nepotistic

  For decades, the association of shipping companies that use the port has hired longshore workers from a list supplied by the union, but many say the list is a recipe for nepotism.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2023
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• Kingston, Ont., black-owned businesses brave rain to recognize emancipation

  Despite dreary weather conditions, Kingston's black business owners gathered at city hall to recognize emancipation and to uplift each other.

  Canada

  Jul 29, 2023