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Under the theme From Darkness to Light, the 32nd Black History Month aims this year to highlight the richness and diversity of Quebecs Black communities, as well as to create moments of exchange and reflection among the population.

The survey will inform the OHRC's approach in calling for meaningful changes

The Music Industry Review into Sexual Harm, Sexual Harassment and Systemic Discrimination report, Raising Their Voices, has been released.

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Alain Babineau has taken the helm of the Red Coalition on issues of racial profiling and public safety. Over the past year, the prominent advocate for minorities has lent his

A new lawsuit against Google says the tech giant has a pattern of discriminating against Black employees.

Introduction As an Ottawa resident and an anarchist, it seems to me that an ultra-leftist analysis at ground zero of this thing is fundamentally necessary, specifically concerning the Canadian Government’s draconian get vaxxed or get fired policy. Having walked the congested downtown of Ottawa, it's clear that this is an issue that transcends the political

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Montreal names ex-Mountie, a reformed racial profiler, to anti-racism bureau Alain Babineau, a former RCMP officer and prominent police-reform advocate, has joined Montreals new anti-racism bureau, where he will lead efforts to address racial and social profiling. Social Sharing

February 11, 2021   ·   0 Comments By: Paula Brown, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Museum of Dufferin (MOD) launched a new digital exhibit this week in celebration of Black History Month. To honour the month in the community, MOD has partnered with the Dufferin County Canadian Black Association (DCCBA) to launch the exhibition, called “Solidarity in My Community.” The digital exhibit displays submitted works from artist...