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Cultural Healing Needed to Move Past Racist Profiling Incidents: B.C. Chief

Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter were handcuffed at a Vancouver bank due to a status card query, highlighting racial profiling incidents involving Indigenous people in Canada.
Richard and Dawn Wilson filed a human rights complaint against Canadian Tire after a discriminatory security search, set to be heard by the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.
A report from York University emphasizes that discrimination against Indigenous customers in retail settings is a common experience.
Heiltsuk First Nation Chief Marilyn Slett called for restorative justice and change to address racial profiling, stressing the need for respect toward Indigenous values in the process.

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Lean Left

Cultural healing needed to move past racist profiling incidents: B.C. chief

The Heiltsuk First Nation released a report this week on racial profiling as part of human right complaint against Canadian Tire

1 day ago

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Lean Left

Report highlights Indigenous discrimination following incident at B.C. Canadian Tire

Dr. Les Jacobs told Global News it's "a daily, everyday experience, that they are in consumer interactions, whether they're shopping, whether they're going into a bank."

2 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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