Bulgaria fans were spotted directing monkey chants at English players. Continue reading →

The family of a 28-year-old black woman who was shot and killed by a white police officer in her Fort Worth home as she played video games with her nephew expressed outrage Monday that the officer has not been arrested or fired. Continue reading →

Maxime Bernier made the comments on Friday at a rally in Halifax, where supporters applauded promises to cut down on “mass immigration.” Continue reading →

Lynn Jones, who grew up in Truro and lives there part of the year, wrote a public letter on Aug. 30 describing the incident as “watching deer while black.” Continue reading →

UNB president Paul Mazerolle confirms he has received a resolution from the Law Students’ Society asking that the building, Ludlow Hall, be renamed. Continue reading →

Police say surveillance video showed four young men drawing anti-Semitic graffiti on the pavement outside the Beth Jacob Synagogue on Aberdeen Avenue. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion will be hosting a multi-city anti-racism conference in the city early next year, thanks to a grant from the federal government. Continue reading →

Activist groups say no one should be shocked police do street checks on minorities more often than white Montrealers. They say they’ve been complaining about racial profiling in the Montreal police force for years now. Continue reading →

Hamilton Police are investigating anti-Semitic graffiti that was left outside the Beth Jacob Synagogue on Aberdeen Avenue over the weekend. Continue reading →

While the law bans all sorts of face-covering clothing on public transportation, in government buildings and at health and education institutions, Achiume said “the political discourse surrounding it has made clear that Muslim women are its intended targets.” Continue reading →