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Indigenous people across the country are breathing a collective sigh of relief as white, mostly older males remain arbiters of what is or isn’t racism. “Yeah, I was almost outraged…
A Winnipeg woman whose ancestors were part of the theft of an entire continent is pretty sure that an Indigenous person browsing in the shop where she works is shoplifting.…
A Toronto man who once sobbed uncontrollably when the Raptors lost to Golden State thinks Indigenous people need to ‘just get over it already.’ “I’m so sick of this victim…
Sweeping changes to how news is covered means Canadian media will now include pro-cancer voices in stories about cancer, a consortium of senior news editors announced on Thursday. Aside from…
In a bold, decisive move, the Senate has announced that it’s maybe thinking about considering taking steps to weigh the possibility of temporarily suspending Lynn Beyak without pay, pending a…
Restaurants, stores and shopping centers across the country are gearing up for the busiest racial profiling period of the year—the Christmas shopping rush. “First and foremost, we’re urging people to…
A security guard at a Winnipeg store who says he doesn’t see colour isn’t letting that stop him from finding creative ways to racially profile Indigenous shoppers. Related story: Two…
Despite being surrounded by literally an entire universe of options, white people across North America lament the fact that they simply cannot come up with Halloween costumes that aren’t grotesque…
Fatigued from the high amount of white people claiming things are their ‘spirit animal,’ Lisa Maiingan, an Anishinaabe woman from Sole Lake, Ont., spoke out against the practice on Tuesday.…
A new brand of turkey has hit the market in Canada, but the company behind the bird warns that it can turn low-key racism into a high-octane nightmare. Check out…