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.
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.
A First Nations woman says racism forced her to leave a job she loved with the Edmonton Police Service.
Racism appears to be the new line of defense in the House of Commons.
APTN National News Manitoba’s first female Aboriginal RCMP officer is joining a nationwide class-action lawsuit…
A hockey team in Kahnawake, Que., has had their season cut short.
On the stand at the missing women’s inquiry Det.-Const. Lori Shenher recalled the racist attitude of some of her fellow officers at the Vancouver police department.
During APTN’s Town Hall held Tuesday, many viewers were touched by a poem written by a young man from Alberta.
On Tuesday evening, APTN broadcasted its live Town Hall from Winnipeg.
A 90-minute live discussion:”Racism: Let’s talk about it.”