The changes, the commission says in a submission, do not address practices found to violate both the Canadian charter and the Ontario human rights code. Continue reading
The decline in Canada’s police ranks comes as the national crime rate increased for the fourth straight year, according to Statistics Canada. Continue reading
The Right to Read inquiry will hear from school boards, educators, parents and students across the province. Continue reading
Police officers who are guilty of race-based discrimination should face disciplinary measures that include firing, the Ontario Human Rights Commission said on Friday as it released the country’s first policy on racial profiling. Continue reading
In a statement Thursday afternoon, a police spokesperson said the goal of the new policy is to “eliminate potential systematic racism.” Continue reading
Ontario Human Rights Chief Renu Mandhane says better “resources” for disabilities and addictions, in addition to overcrowding, need to be addressed by the province. Continue reading
The conditions also pose a serious risk to the health and safety of both inmates and correctional staff, Renu Mandhane writes. Continue reading
The agreement reached late last month ends a complaint from a resident businessman, who said he found the use of such names and imagery offensive. Continue reading
The commission says black people make up only 8.8 per cent of Toronto’s population, but were involved in 70 per cent of fatal police shootings between Jan. 1, 2013 and June 30, 2017. Continue reading
In its updated policy guidance ahead of next week’s legalization of recreational weed, the commission says employers can expect workers to be sober at work, particularly in safety-sensitive jobs. Continue reading