Thousands demonstrated peacefully through downtown Ottawa on Friday afternoon, reminding the city — and a kneeling prime minister — that much still needs to be done to eradicate racism in this country, in our police precincts, in our schools and on our street corners. Read More
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Racism denounced in massive, peaceful rally that marched through heart of Ottawa
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