Intolerance

• Fighting the rise in antisemitism through Holocaust education

  With a rise in the number of Canadians experiencing antisemitism firsthand, programs like the mobile Tour for Humanity are teaching younger generations about the Holocaust.

  Canada

  Jan 27, 2023
  
• Another Black Muslim woman threatened at Edmonton transit station

  This is the fifth time Edmonton police have been called to investigate similar attacks against Black women wearing hijabs in three months.

  Canada

  Feb 24, 2021
  
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• March held to protest COVID-19 restrictions raises concerns about racism in Alberta

  A rally and march through downtown Edmonton Saturday, held in defiance of COVID-19 measures, is now raising concerns about racism in Alberta.

  Crime

  Feb 22, 2021
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• For immigrants in N.L., ‘friendly’ doesn’t always mean ‘welcoming:’ economist

  The professor at Memorial University says for many newcomers, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians may be friendly but they may not be welcoming.

  Politics

  Feb 5, 2021
• Nasty notes left for drivers with Alberta licence in B.C. as COVID-19 continues

  "I was initially kind of shocked," the man said of the note left on his vehicle. "It was out of left field. It wasn't expected."

  Canada

  May 27, 2020
• Saskatchewan fights back against hate and intolerance

  No place for racism in Saskatchewan: Day of Action Against Hate and Intolerance declared in the province.

  Canada

  Jan 29, 2020
• Counter-speaking group trying to make social media a better place

  I Am Here Canada hopes to encourage people who tend to avoid commenting because they don't feel comfortable to add their voices to the conversation.

  Canada

  Jan 17, 2020
• Controversial UNB professor set to retire after white nationalist comments surface

  Petra Hauf, vice-president of UNB-Saint John, announced the news of Ricardo Duchesne's impending retirement in a blog post on Tuesday.

  Canada

  Jun 4, 2019
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• Bill Kelly: Andrew Scheer’s anti-racism speech rings hollow

  Bill Kelly says that contrary to what Andrew Scheer has told Canadians, there is still room for racism and intolerance in the Conservative Party.

  Commentary

  Jun 3, 2019
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• Halifax Board of Police Commissioners to seek opinion on legality of street checks

  Both the Halifax Regional Police and the RCMP confirmed in writing they won't be apologizing for the policy of street checks "at this time."

  Crime

  May 13, 2019