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Failing to limit it puts everyone’s Charter rights at risk iStock/Wirestock Log in to listen to this article Various groups claiming to be engaged in lawful protest have taken over our streets, neighbourhoods, parks and campuses. Protesters intimidate, harass and exclude others, while claiming their Charter right to “free expression and peaceful assembly” prevents police from laying charges.
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This year, the ugliness of systemic racism facing Black and Indigenous people has yet again been exposed. This has inspired declarations of solidarity and calls for change, but it is not a new problem. The causes have been identified in countless reports over the past three decades. While eliminating systemic racism from our institutions won’t happen overnight, we can’t miss ready opportunities to move the dial now.
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