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RCMP to be reviewed for handling of controversial case
The RCMP will be reviewed by an independent watchdog for how it handled the investigation into Colten Boushie's death. Boushie was shot to death in 2016 and the man accused in his death was acquitted. The announcement comes one week...
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"Every beardy man is not a terrorist"
Born a refugee in Pakistan, Rafiullah now faces deportation to a homeland in conflict along with nearly 3 million other Afghans.
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The politics of the hijab in Canada
Various non-Muslim women recently made international news for wearing — or refusing to wear — the hijab. It all shows how much emotion and suspicion can be attached to that piece of cloth, and Canada is not immune.
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Cracks in European Parliament over draft deal for Britain
The draft deal to try and keep Britain in the EU has been on the agenda at a European Parliament meeting in Strasbourg, where it has divided opinion. The President of the European Commission is hailing it as fair for all. “I have always...
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Abraham Lincoln's Death | The Canadian Connection
Reg Sherren looks at the connection between a Canadian doctor and the assassination of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln.
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US Department of Education resolves discrimination complaints at CUNY
The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights found that some CUNY schools failed to respond properly to allegations of discrimination based on national origin and shared ancestry.
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Bell Media could lose bid to throw out ex-CP24 personality's rights case
CBC Toronto has an exclusive update on a human rights complaint against Bell Media. Former CP24 personality Patricia Jaggernauth filed the complaint against the company in 2022 for discrimination. Now, a new report shows Bell could lose...
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Longueuil unveils new action plan to create a more inclusive city
Affine Lwalalika, a member of Longueuil's executive committee responsible for immigration and intercultural relations, says the city's plan includes the development of intervention tools to make housing more accessible to minorities.
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Understanding the senses' influence and achieving the mental mastery with Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2, Verse 60
Dive into the profound teachings of the Bhagavad Gita as we unravel Chapter 2, Verse 60. Join us in understanding the formidable nature of the senses, as described by Lord Krishna to Arjuna. Even those with discernment and...
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New exhibit explores caste discrimination in B.C.
OVERCASTE, an exhibit highlighting caste discrimination experienced by the Dalit community in B.C., is meant to raise awareness of the issue and runs at the Burnaby Village Museum until March 28.
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Westchester County Human Rights Commission hosts forum on defining hate, discrimination
The panelists explained the differences between a hate crime and a hate incident.
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Could new legislation help Ontario newcomers find jobs in their fields?
Ontario is in the process of passing legislation to ban employers from asking for Canadian experience on job postings — a move that could make a difference in Toronto neighbourhoods like Thorncliffe Park, where many educated and...
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It's common to lose EI eligibility after parental leave. Critics say it's discriminatory
A woman was denied employment insurance shortly after being laid off following a maternity leave because she hadn't worked long enough to qualify. Critics say this discriminates against parents and are calling on the government to make...
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Canadian Human Rights Commission has a racism problem: Senate report
A Senate committee report says anti-Black racism and other forms of discrimination are pervasive at the Canadian Human Rights Commission and the federal public service.
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Study: People of Color Fear Healthcare Discrimination
A new study shows that many people of color worry about experiencing discrimination at the doctor's office.
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Irish writer Paul Lynch wins Booker Prize with dystopian novel 'Prophet Song'
The Booker Prize is one of Britain's most prestigious awards for fiction and Paul Lynch will receive around €50,000 for winning.
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Robert De Niro: Actor's company must pay former assistant $1.2m in gender discrimination lawsuit
Robert De Niro's company has been ordered to pay $1.2m in gender discrimination lawsuit - but star is not personally liable.
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Judge to decide fate of $23B First Nations child welfare compensation
A Federal Court judge will decide whether $23 billion in compensation can go ahead for First Nations children and families who experienced racial discrimination through Ottawa's chronic underfunding of on-reserve foster care and other...
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Women Doctors Sue L.A. County Over Discrimination
Three female doctors working out of Harbor UCLA Medical Center are suing Los Angeles County for ignoring their reports of discrimination, retaliation and sexual abuse from a ranking surgeon.
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Lizzo says she's hurt by 'outrageous' and 'false allegations'
Grammy-winning singer Lizzo has responded to harassment allegations from three of her former dancers. She says she's hurt by the allegations and that the claims are false.
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Singer Lizzo accused of sexual harassment and weight-shaming by former dancers
Three former dancers accuse the Grammy winner of sexual harassment and are suing for damages over emotional distress, unpaid wages and disability discrimination.
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Singer Lizzo says she's 'not the villain' after her former dancers claim sex harassment
Lizzo has responded to her three former dancers who are accusing her of sexual harassment and are suing for damages over emotional distress, unpaid wages and disability discrimination.