University president Meric Gertler says bigotry, hate, intolerance and violence have no place on campus. Continue reading →

A plaque honouring a former president of the Confederate States of America has been removed from a Hudson’s Bay Co. building in downtown Montreal. Continue reading →

More than 100 people attended a rally in Halifax on Tuesday evening in solidarity with Charlottesville, Va. following events there this weekend. Continue reading →

In the wake of the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., Hamilton Councillor Matthew Green is calling for a ban on outside groups providing security on city property. Continue reading →

As the world watched pandemonium in Charlottesville unfold, officers seemed to stand on the sidelines as fists flew, bats swung and objects soared through the air. Continue reading →

The deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, is fueling another re-evaluation of Confederate statues in cities across the nation. Continue reading →

Londoners can stand in solidarity with counter-protesters in Charlottesville Va., after a white supremacist rally sparked violence and tragedy over the weekend. Continue reading →

On the Facebook page for the event, the organizer writes the statue was chosen because it “has always been and continues to be a symbol of genocide and a rallying point for racism.” Continue reading →

Demonstrators gathered outside the American consulate to express their opposition to white supremacists. Continue reading →

On Saturday, August 12, Charlottesville, Va. saw what’s been dubbed by experts as the “largest hate gathering of its kind in decades in the United States.” Continue reading →