Leaders from the City of Ottawa and some of its key institutions say they're making progress toward addressing anti-black racism, but admit there's still much more to do. Schools boards should address the impact of anti-black racism on student well-being as well as their academic and career prospects. should address the impact of anti-black racism on student well-being as well as their academic and career prospects. (Marc-André Cossette/CBC)Mandatory bias trainingOttawa police have put in place new measures to address anti-black racism. Ahmed Omer also said she was pleased all five panellists recognized the existence of anti-black racism and committed to working toward its elimination.

Source: CBC News March 22, 2018 11:32 UTC