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ICBC apologizes to accident victim in class action lawsuit

Article content ICBC has apologized to one of the representative plaintiffs involved in a $900 million class action lawsuit filed against the auto insurer. In March 2020, a lawsuit filed by representative plaintiffs Brayden Methot and Robert Rorison alleged that the B.C. government had engaged in an illegal scheme to divert hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars, resulting in losses to benefits for accident victims and driving up insurance rates for B.C. drivers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or ICBC apologizes to accident victim in class action lawsuit Back to video Methot, the plaintiff for the accident victim class, was left a quadriplegic after being injured in a motor vehicle accident on June 9, 2014, near Kamloops. He was a passenger in a vehicle that crossed the centre line and struck an oncoming vehicle.

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Racism report: United Nations says UK report is reprehensible and normalises white supremacy

UN Working Group of human rights experts condemned UK s racism report, calling review reprehensible Body accused report of effectively whitewashing history of slavery and colonialism, and falsified facts UN said review by commission founded by Boris Johnson repackages racist tropes and stereotypes into fact Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities said UK racial diversity should make country model for others Downing Street rejected the criticism, with PM s spokesman insisting we remain proud of UK history

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Authors of controversial race report demand parliamentary probe

The authors of a controversial report into racism last night demanded a parliamentary probe into an MP who appeared to compare them to the Ku Klux Klan. Last month the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities said it found no evidence of institutional racism and criticised the way the term was applied, saying it should not be used as a catch-all phrase for any micro-aggression. Labour MP Clive Lewis reacted to the report by tweeting a photo of a KKK member in front of a burning cross with the caption: Move along. Nothing to see here #RaceReport. Commission chairman Dr Tony Sewell said the UK had progressed into a successful multi-ethnic and multicultural community which was a beacon to the rest of Europe and the world . Labour MP Clive Lewis reacted to the report by tweeting a photo of a KKK member in front of a burning cross with the caption: Move along. Nothing to see here #RaceReport

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Dr Tony Sewell: When people are this desperate to silence you, you must be saying something true

Dr Tony Sewell: When people are this desperate to silence you, you must be saying something true
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Race report: Was controversy part of the plan?

BBC News By Iain Watson and Jennifer Scott BBC News image captionThe report was prompted by Black Lives Matter protests Did the government set out to cause controversy with an investigation into racial disparity in the UK? Or was the report s release, on Wednesday, mishandled? We spoke to former and current Conservative insiders, on condition of anonymity, to find out how the report had come together - and the way in which it was communicated to the media. It s fair to say that the report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, prompted by last year s Black Lives Matter protests, was not universally welcomed.

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