March organizer Raymond Sheppard says there are many untold tragedies from people who endure racism. Continue reading →

Ontario-based Sen. Lynn Beyak has been suspended from the Senate after failing take racially charged letters about Indigenous People on her website. Continue reading →

Around 50 Regina-area high school students discussed causes, effects and solutions to racism at an anti-racism workshop. Continue reading →

Comments included “How terrible Muslims are, you’re terrible people, you don’t belong here, we don’t want your kind,” Rana Zaman said. Continue reading →

The settlement is believed to be the largest stemming from police violence in the state of Minnesota, and roughly four to five times as large as any settlement paid out in recent years. Continue reading →

The University of Alberta’s student newspaper issued a retraction and apology this week a little more than five months after Edmonton-Griesbach MP Kerry Diotte sued it over articles that described him as a racist. Continue reading →

“Nipawistamasowin: We Will Stand Up” makes its world premiere Thursday as the opening-night film for the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Continue reading →

The Philadelphia Flyers removed a statue of late singer Kate Smith from outside the team’s arena on Sunday after several of the iconic singer’s were accused of being racist. Continue reading →