A Nova Scotia couple say they were racially profiled by a New Minas car dealership after complaining that $4,000 worth of stereo equipment was missing from their vehicle. The couple went back into the dealership to ask where their stereo was and to speak with a manager. I'm the victim," Clarke, who is Black, told CBC's Information Morning. Nickerson said they told dealership staff the manager needed to report the incident to the police. The general manager of the dealership told CBC News that at least one other car on the lot was missing equipment.

Source: CBC News October 08, 2020 19:34 UTC