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TD Bank settles human rights complaint by B.C. Muslim-Indigenous man – Energeticcity.ca
November 17, 2025 VANCOUVER — A human rights complaint has been settled between the TD Bank and a Muslim-Indigenous man who claimed he was racially profiled while trying to open a bank account at a Surrey, B.C., branch. Sharif Mohammed Bhamji, a member of the Heiltsuk Nation, said he hopes his case serves as example […]
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Canadian Armed Forces apologizes for history of systemic racism and racial discrimination
From: National Defence October 30, 2025 Today, General Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff and Chief Warrant Officer Bob McCann, Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Chief Warrant Officer, delivered a formal apology to all current and former CAF members and their families who have experienced systemic racism, racial discrimination, and racial harassment in connection to […]
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BCFS Statement on Recent Actions from OneBC to Spread Anti-Indigenous Racism
October 29, 2025 On, students were shocked to see that instead of discussing issues that matter to British Columbians, like housing, the cost of living and post-secondary education, OneBC Party Leader Dallas Brodie chose to introduce legislation aimed at spreading anti-Indigenous hate and division. The BC Federation of Students (BCFS) condemns Brodie’s latest attempt to […]
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Nihtat Gwich’in Council denounces damage to Inuvik sign – Cabin Radio
October 28, 2025 The Nihtat Gwich’in Council says it considers damage to a Gwich’in territorial sign on the edge of Inuvik to be a “hate-motivated act and a direct attack on NGC’s rights in its own homeland.” The council circulated images on Monday that appeared to show the large sign in multiple pieces near the […]
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Former police board chair’s discrimination claim dismissed – TBNewsWatch.com
A secondary claim that Georjann Morriseau faced reprisals for initiating the discrimination will continue in the Human Rights Tribunal’s process. THUNDER BAY — A discrimination claim against the Thunder Bay Police Services Board by its former chair will not move forward, but a claim of reprisal will. The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed […]
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Anti-racism grants are available for First Nations and Metis Settlements to combat racism – CJWE
Oct 16, 2025 The Alberta government recently announced a $13.5 million investment to reduce discrimination and foster inclusion. The Ethnocultural and Anti-Racism Grants help community organizations deliver the projects that fight discrimination, foster inclusion, and attract and retain a diverse and skilled workforce. “Alberta is home to many vibrant multicultural communities and should always be […]
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What should change after the Jennifer Patterson case? – Cabin Radio
October 16, 2025 “Community health nurses are back-footed the moment they arrive and spend their entire contract digging out of a six-foot deep hole that they did not personally create for themselves.” Meet Carter. Carter is a nurse currently working in a Northwest Territories community. That’s not their real name, which we can’t use as […]
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Celebrating cultures and fighting racism
Oct 15, 2025 Alberta’s government is reopening the Ethnocultural and Anti-Racism Grants to support community-led initiatives that celebrate cultural diversity and address racism. Alberta’s vibrant cultural communities are a key part of what makes the province the best place to live, work and raise a family. With a combined investment of $13.5 million over three […]
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Inside a healthcare meltdown in a northern community – Cabin Radio
October 9, 2025 New documents tell a more complete story of how a nurse was suspended and ultimately left a Northwest Territories community after an MLA led a campaign against her. Jennifer Patterson, nurse-in-charge at Fort Resolution’s health centre, was suspended with pay in late 2022 over allegations of racism. Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh MLA Richard Edjericon […]
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Manitoba First Nation leader says new report on anti-Indigenous racism in sport rings true – CBC
Sep 17, 2025 Sagkeeng Chief E.J. Fontaine says negative experiences of athletes, parents, fans are all too common A new national report acknowledging the prevalence of anti-Indigenous racism in sport in Canada speaks to a longstanding reality experienced by many Indigenous athletes, coaches, and parents in Manitoba. The Future of Sport in Canada Commission’s preliminary […]
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