Racism

• Former Ontario MP alleges Parliament Hill security of racial profiling

  Celina Caesar-Chavannes said she was questioned by the Parliamentary Protective Service members in June when she tried to access the precinct wearing her parliamentary pin.

  Canada

  Aug 1
  
• Racial slurs hurled at Classical Chinese Garden’s staff in Vancouver’s Chinatown

  A popular tourist attraction in Vancouver's Chinatown repeatedly targeted by vandals during the pandemic experienced a resurgence of anti-Asian hate on Saturday.

  Canada

  Jul 31
  
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• Black excellence celebrated at National Black Canadians Summit in Halifax

  More than 1,000 Canadians are converging in Halifax this weekend for the National Black Canadians Summit to discuss Black experiences and breaking down racial discrimination.

  Canada

  Jul 30
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• Canadians skeptical military will address sexual misconduct scandal: internal poll

  Nearly 40 per cent of respondents in a poll commissioned by National Defence weren’t confident the Canadian Armed Forces will deal with sexual misconduct appropriately.

  Canada

  Jul 23
• Poundmaker man allegedly attacked by 3 Sask. men seeks justice, accountability

  A 40-year-old man from Poundmaker Cree Nation claims he was attacked by three white men in Battleford. Supporters of Colby Tootoosis say video suggests racism played a factor.

  Crime

  Jul 19
• Buffalo supermarket shooter arraigned on U.S. federal hate crime charges

  Investigators say the shooter drove for more than three hours from his home in Conklin, New York, to a busy grocery store in a predominantly Black neighborhood.

  World

  Jul 18
• Montreal radio co-hosts say they were victims of racial discrimination at jazz festival

  The co-hosts of 'The Morning Detour' on CKUT 90.3 FM claim the Montreal International Jazz Festival discriminated against them because they're Black.

  Canada

  Jul 15
• Morning news rewind: Wednesday, July 13

  Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' on Wednesday, July 13.

  Blogs

  Jul 13
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• Trudeau apologizes for racism faced by all-Black Canadian unit in First World War

  The federal government will issue a formal apology after consultations with descendants of the 600 members of the No. 2 Construction Battalion.

  Canada

  Jul 9
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• CRTC tells Radio-Canada to apologize for offensive language on air

  The CRTC has ruled that Radio-Canada must apologize and review its practices after a host and commentator made repeated use of the N-word on air in 2020.

  Canada

  Jun 30