Advocates worry DEI training is being scapegoated following a principal's tragic suicide after a training session on anti-Black racism.
Seventy-seven per cent of food bank users at the University of Guelph are international. Yet, there is a distinct lack of international
Geraldine Stafford, the first civilian manager of Waterloo Regional Police Service's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Unit and a resident of Cambridge, aims
Canada appears to be losing its value of multiculturalism as 68 per cent of poll respondents say minorities should do more to
The Canadian Association of Journalists’ newsroom diversity survey shows little progress from a year ago.
Toronto City Council sees latest municipal election as historic victory in progressive politics. But is it too little too late?
Founder-Publisher calls on Canada's news industry to foster more diverse voices in acceptance speech
While the Minister's own accomplishments as the first Latin American immigrant to reach a high-profile cabinet position is evidence of the opportunity
Getting race-base data from Canadian media organizations has been no easy feat, writes John Miller, who has shone a spotlight on newsroom
There is a lot of talk about diversity in the media, but half of Canadian newsrooms are staffed entirely by white individuals,