The acting head of the Canadian Human Rights Commission told senators Monday the organization took "prompt and appropriate corrective action" against those behind anti-Black racism at the commission.
A year after the federal government appointed Canada's first accessibility commissioner, the government has now ordered an external investigation of claims that he mistreated staff, CBC News has learned.
Unions representing more than three million workers are urging the federal government to drop its challenge of a proposed class-action lawsuit brought by Black federal public servants alleging racial discrimination in the federal public service.