Edmonton police chief sorry for treatment of Indigenous ex-employee
In Edmonton, an Aboriginal woman who says racism forced her to quit a dream job with the city’s police service has now received an apology from the chief of police.
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Woman told to be "less Aboriginal" while working for Edmonton police
A First Nations woman says racism forced her to leave a job she loved with the Edmonton Police Service.
Wildrose candidate's white advantage comment "antiquated," says Cardinal
A candidate in Alberta’s provincial election is apologizing for suggesting he has an advantage over other candidates because of his colour.
Hockey fight punishment raises questions of racism, says Kahnawake chief
A hockey team in Kahnawake, Que., has had their season cut short.
Racism gets full airing during Town Hall
On Tuesday evening, APTN broadcasted its live Town Hall from Winnipeg.
‘Eskimo’ comment lands Conservative MP in trouble
An animated video poking fun at the Wheat Board has landed a Conservative MP in hot water.
White Regina couple watched as First Nations man drowned: witness
Questions if racism led to the death of a homeless man in Saskatchewan are on the minds of residents.
