Ontario is leading by example with the launch of the Data Standards for the Identification and Monitoring of Systemic Racism - the first anti-racism data standards of its kind in Canada - for the purpose of targeting systemic racism and ensuring people in Ontario benefit equally from public policies, programs and services.
Bulletin | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario is taking action to address the intergenerational impacts of slavery, an extended history of racial stigmatization and ongoing systemic racism that contributes to disparity in outcomes for Black Ontarians.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario passed legislation today that positions the province as a leader in fighting systemic racism and advancing racial equity for all.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Today, Michael Coteau, Minister Responsible for Anti-Racism, introduced new legislation that would, if passed, embed Ontario's Anti-Racism Directorate in law, creating a framework for continued work to promote equity for racialized groups across the province.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario is combatting systemic racism by releasing a new three year strategic plan in order to break down barriers for racialized people across the province, including Black, Indigenous and other racialized communities.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario is formally recognizing the United Nations' (UN) Decade for People of African Descent. This declaration acknowledges that people of African descent represent a distinct group whose human rights must be promoted and protected.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Today, Michael Coteau, Minister Responsible for Anti-Racism, issued the following statement:
Statement | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario is holding nine community meetings across the province over the coming months to engage with the public on addressing systemic racism and eliminating barriers for Indigenous and racialized communities.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario will host its first meeting to engage the public on issues related to systemic racism on Thursday, July 14. The meeting will focus on anti-Black racism, as well as Islamophobia, anti-Indigenous racism and racism experienced by other communities. It will be attended by Premier Kathleen Wynne, Ministers Michael Coteau, Mitzie Hunter and David Zimmer. Mayor of Toronto John Tory will also be in attendance.
Bulletin | Anti-Racism Directorate
Ontario is launching community meetings across the province to engage with the public and organizations on addressing systemic racism and eliminating barriers for Indigenous and racialized communities.
News Release | Anti-Racism Directorate
