The debate about race, feminism and equality are hot topics around the world and a New Brunswick based startup is assisting Canadian companies become more diverse and inclusive. Continue reading
“The idea that when you’re part of a diverse group you don’t have the basic merit to be hired for a position is quite insulting,” said Kayabaga. Continue reading
Scott Thompson applauds the Ontario Basketball Association’s decision to stop using the word ‘midget’ in its division names — but asks if it will trigger a debate on word choice. Continue reading
The sensory playground at John Dolan School is the first of its kind in Western Canada and designed to meet the needs of kids with varying disabilities. Continue reading
Alberta United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney says banning police and military personnel from Edmonton’s Pride Parade is regrettable and should be reconsidered. Continue reading
The provincial government declared May 28, 2018 as a special day in honour of Rick Hansen’s contribution to the province and country. Continue reading
March 21st marks a special day for people with Down Syndrome. It was chosen as World Down Syndrome Day since those diagnosed have three copies of chromosome 21, instead of the usual two. Continue reading
The Government of Ontario’s new book series is creating some attention as it centres around characters who feel unique in their own ways. Continue reading
The mobile mural, originally crafted by youth at the Cross Cultural Learner Centre, invites Londoners to reflect on diversity through art. Continue reading
Pouring more cash into mainstream school programs while issues with inclusion are outstanding is leaving some Nova Scotians sour. Continue reading