Only one in 60 Canadians donated blood last year. With the demand for blood continually rising, Canadian Blood Services is looking for multiple ways to get that number to grow.

It's the company's response to an incident last month, when an employee called police on two black men who were waiting for a friend inside the store.

In a show of multi-faith strength, Christians and Jews come together with Muslims to mark the start of the Muslim Holy Month, Ramadan, at a church in Brussels. "We have chosen this moment of the holy month of Ramadan, the month of...

CBC News takes a look at how the approaches could work and the challenges to adopting them.

After two black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks for trespassing, the coffee chain has announced it will shut down all 8,000 stores across the country next month to focus on racial bias training. This action is "noble" but...

The coffee chain announced it will shut down all 8,000 U.S. stores for one afternoon next month to put employees through a racial bias training course. The move is "noble," but we'll need to wait and see if it leads to a real shift, says...

The coffee chain announced it will shut down 8,000 U.S. stores for one afternoon next month to train employees to counter racial bias. The effort is "noble," but we'll need to wait and see if it leads to a real shift, says Nikita...

Air Canada is facing more complaints, not from passengers — but from the union representing flight attendants, some of whom claim sexual harassment and discrimination by management. The union is taking issue with a new training model in...

CBC's Jacqueline Hansen on sexual harassment allegations against Air Canada

Police in Thunder Bay neglected their duty in investigating an Indigenous man's death, an independent review has found. Stacy DeBungee was found dead in the McIntyre River in the fall of 2015. Police concluded that the 41-year-old fell...

The province's immigration minister says a public consultation will be held on systemic discrimination and racism starting in September

A Vancouver couple believe they were denied a unit in a co-op housing complex because their baby is a girl and not a boy

Ellen Pao is out with a new book titled "Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and Lasting Change." The technology investor gained attention after suing her former employer, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, over gender discrimination in 2012....

A Canadian Muslim man says discrimination is stopping him from visiting his father who is dying of cancer. The man, who lives in Mississauga, says he can’t cross the border into the U.S. — and he believes it’s because he's been...

The RCMP is seeing a spike in harassment claims in the wake of the #MeToo movement. Hundreds of current and former employees are coming forward to join a class action settlement alleging harassment and discrimination in the RCMP....

Cheddar sits down with Amit Paley, CEO of "The Trevor Project," and Noah Michelson, Editor for Huffington Post's "Queer Voices," to discuss President Trump's trangender military ban. Michelson comments that the president has placed the...

The province's immigration minister says a public consultation will be held on systemic discrimination and racism starting in September

Group calls for the creation of a special investigative unit to look at allegations of violence towards Indigenous communities by police in Saskatchewan

Social media is becoming the new battleground for airlines chasing passengers and Jordan’s national carrier is flying higher than most with its witty trolling. Royal Jordanian’s latest target was the French election.

M-103, a controversial effort to officially condemn Islamophobia, passed in the House of Commons. But, what impact will the non-binding motion have?

Diversity is celebrated at many Canadian universities, but most schools don't actually ask students about their race

Groups opposed to a government motion condemning Islamophobia took to the streets Saturday amid a heavy police presence and a determined counter-protest

Canadian Human Rights Commission upholds complaint filed by five Mohawks from Kahnawake, all in relationships with non-Indigenous people, who say the band's membership law is discriminatory

Many of Canada's LGBT seniors fear discrimination in elder care, believing they'll have to once again hide their pride to avoid prejudice.