"My parents came to Canada with $100 in their pocket," said Caesar-Chavannes, who moved from Grenada at a young age.

The City of Toronto's latest Toronto For All campaign examines the mental health effects of anti-Black racism. The City says March 2 will be declared Black Mental Health Day.

In 2019, Coun. Kate Rogers drew attention to a lack of diversity in council chambers and on city committees. Now, council has voted in favour of change.

A Toronto store is aiming to send a message of diversity and inclusion through its "Black Santa" initiative.

After raising US$5,000 in 30 days, Jihan Woods was able to build a Black Santa locator -- so that she could finally find a Santa that represented her family.

The Golden Globe nominations reveal how well Hollywood does — or doesn't — understand multiculturalism, Meera Estrada says.

“People should be able to be who they want to be."

New traffic-stop data and the results of a diversity audit show more steps are needed to ensure bias-free law enforcement in the nation's capital, Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly says.

On Remembrance Day, an immigrant, a veteran and a politician condemn comments from Don Cherry suggesting new immigrants don't wear poppies.

The number of federal election candidates from diverse backgrounds continues to rise from election to election, but still falls far short of reflecting Canada's multicultural makeup.