Nova Scotia man takes racial profiling claim to next level
A Halifax man who made claims about racial profiling at Walmart will now have that complaint examined by the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.
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A Halifax man who made claims about racial profiling at Walmart will now have that complaint examined by the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.
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HALIFAX -- A Halifax couple is speaking out about what they say is a clear case of racial profiling at a local Walmart store last week. The man, who is Black, says he faced all kinds of hassle getting a big screen TV to his car. The company says it's investigating, but the couple and others say an apology probably won't be enough. The new big-screen TV may have been on sale, but Cadney Flint says he paid dearly for it. "I'm mad," Flint said. "I'm as mad as it gets." During a family shopping trip to the Walmart on Mumford Road a week ago Wednesday, Flint, his wife...