Karle Robinson was moving items in the middle of the night in a small Kansas town that is 97 per cent white, census figures show. Continue reading →

Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was previously convicted of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is putting together a team of police and law enforcement officials, including Crown prosecutors, to specifically fight hate crimes and extremism. Continue reading →

The St. Louis Blues star forward took advantage of his visit to Ottawa to invite the young players, who were reportedly subjected to racist taunts at a game last spring, to Thursday night’s NHL game. Continue reading →

Québec Solidaire MNA Émilise Lessard-Therrien’s comments during an interview — in which she likened potential Chinese land buyers to predators — raised the ire of the Chinese community. Continue reading →

“The fight for justice has just begun,” Stephon Clark’s mother, SeQuette Clark, said immediately after prosecutors announced their decision on Saturday. Continue reading →

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar has condemned a poster, displayed at a Republican Party-sponsored event in the West Virginia legislature, that falsely linked her to the 9/11 attacks. Continue reading →

A Liberal MP from B.C. was forced to apologize after his claim that Jody Wilson-Raybould’s father was “pulling the strings” in the SNC-Lavalin affair prompted accusations of sexism. Continue reading →

The speakers were prominent members of the African Nova Scotian and Indigenous communities around Halifax Continue reading →

Alberta’s new anti-racism advisory council met for the first time, revealing their mandate in helping the Alberta government better address systemic and individual racism issues in the province. Continue reading →