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Home of former Edmonton Eskimo target of hateful graffitiAfter someone spray painted "KKK" on former Edmonton Eskimo Craig Ellis' garage door, his daughters are speaking out in hopes of inspiring change.CrimeSep 26, 2017
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Community nominates K-Days’ 2017 Local HeroesMeet the four inspiring Albertans selected to be honourary K-Days Parade marshals and named Local Heroes after being nominated by their community.FeaturesJun 13, 2017
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Edmonton to build plan to put an end to racism and hateAt a meeting Tuesday, council passed a motion asking city administration to prepare a framework to guide, facilitate and coordinate efforts to support inclusion and eliminate racism in Edmonton.Nov 10, 2016
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Edmonton’s Make it Awkward campaign focuses on offensive Halloween costumesThe man behind the City of Edmonton's "Make it Awkward" campaign is reminding anyone wearing a costume this Halloween to make sure it's not offensive.EducationOct 31, 2016
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Another ‘unacceptable’ anti-Islam flyer shocks Edmonton residentAn Edmonton resident discovered an anti-Islam flyer in her mailbox Saturday, prompting a call to the police hate crimes unit.CrimeOct 16, 2016
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‘Turban Eh!’ event scheduled at U of A in response to racist postersWhile many were shocked by the initial act, there has been a up-swell of support for the Sikh community and positive response in its wake.CanadaSep 22, 2016
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University of Alberta removes ‘disturbing racist posters’ from campusStaff, students and politicians are speaking out against racism and xenophobia after a series of disturbing posters were spotted on the University of Alberta campus. WARNING: Disturbing language.CanadaSep 19, 2016
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PSA that Jesse Lipscombe was filming when victim to racial slurs now onlineThe PSA that actor Jesse Lipscombe was filming for the City of Edmonton when racial slurs were hurled his way two weeks ago is now online.CrimeSep 19, 2016
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Racial slur captured on video in Edmonton spurs #MakeItAwkward social media campaignThe man who was the target of racial slurs in downtown Edmonton earlier this week met with Mayor Don Iveson Friday morning, and the pair used their time together to come up with a concept to fight racism.CanadaSep 2, 2016
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