Franklin Fernando woke up New Year’s Eve to an offensive message, full of racial slurs and vulgar language, that included photos of his painting, The Winnipeg Legislative Building, that had been destroyed with a knife. Continue reading →

Nicole Franklin was charged Sunday with assault in violation of individual rights and with operating under the influence, second offence. Continue reading →

Several announcements were made over Tottenham’s public address system saying “racist behaviour from spectators is interfering with the game” while referee Anthony Taylor stopped the game to talk to the players. Continue reading →

An Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News found 49 per cent of Canadians think racism isn’t a serious problem in the country. Continue reading →

Stephen McNeil has announced a $50-million transition fund for those affected by the shut-down including the more than 300 people who work at the mill.  Continue reading →

An Indigenous teen whose poignant letter to Winnipeg politicians and police in 2016 went viral is sharing her message in a new form: a graphic novel. Continue reading →

Hockey Nova Scotia executive director Amy Walsh says the new team will include a human rights lawyer and representatives from the Indigenous, African Nova Scotian and LGBTQ communities. Continue reading →

“I was scared. I didn’t know who that is, how long he’d been watching us,” homeowner Josefine Brown said. Continue reading →

PAL Airlines says it has banned two passengers from future flights for making what the company calls “hurtful and derogatory remarks” towards people on board a flight from Happy Valley-Goose Bay to St. John’s. Continue reading →