Prejudice

• ‘A wicked web of lies’: Alberta town under fire for rejecting wellness centre for Indigenous families

  The building at 5430 51A St. in Bashaw and its failed 'change in use' application is the subject of a $4 million lawsuit that alleges 'misuse of power rooted in prejudice.'

  Canada

  Apr 21, 2023
  
• ‘Racist’ incident at Vancouver hotel condemned by Indigenous friendship centre association

  BC Aboriginal Association of Friendship Centres held a press conference Friday, alleging one of their cultural advisers experienced "racist" treatment at a Vancouver hotel.

  Canada

  Mar 10, 2023
  
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• COMMENTARY: How Uber contributed to the fate of taxi drivers

  As the authors studied Uber’s entry into Toronto, they discovered praise in the media for Uber and Uber drivers, and criticism and near-contempt for taxis and taxi drivers.

  Commentary

  May 8, 2021
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• N.S. Human Rights Commission launches survey on use of ‘carding’ in Halifax

  The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission launched an online survey regarding the practice of carding on September 6., with the goal of gathering additional information.

  Crime

  Sep 16, 2018
• Londoners discuss new street check regulations, raise concerns over proper training, education and respect.

  Nearly 80 people gathered to discuss Ontario's street check regulation at the Delta London Armouries Wednesday evening.

  Canada

  Apr 11, 2018
• ‘It makes me feel like less of a person’: Toronto artist says after being called a cripple

  Toronto artist Alexei Vella recalls being accosted by a stranger and being called a cripple and the impacts it has had on him, years after it happened.

  Features

  Apr 8, 2018
• Interfaith speed meeting event aims to combat prejudice in Hamilton

  A speed meeting event has been set up to help people explore different beliefs in a bid to overcome prejudice in Hamilton.

  Canada

  Dec 7, 2017
• The dark skin experience: What it’s like to be dark-skinned in a world that tells you light is beautiful

  “Colourism" is the discrimination people face, usually within their own ethnic communities, where lighter skin tones/complexions are seen as more desirable.

  Lifestyle

  May 30, 2017
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• Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region issues apology, removes racist job ad online

  The Regina Qu'Appelle Health (RQHR) is facing criticism online after a prejudiced job ad appeared on June 30.

  Canada

  Jul 5, 2016