Montreal, February 10, 2014 --- The Canadian Human Rights Commission has upheld a racial profiling complaint filed against BMO by CRARR, on behalf of an English-speaking Black bank customer, and referred the case to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal for an inquiry.

Montreal, February 4, 2014 --- The Quebec Police Ethics Commissioner has upheld most of a new complaint filed by Joel Debellefeuille, the Black South Shore BMW owner and driver who was stopped in 2009 by a Longueuil police officer for his French name, and again by two Longueuil police officers while driving to his son’s daycare center in 2012.

Montreal, January 30, 2014 --- A retired nurse and teacher who is among the 12 Black Montrealers honored in this year’s Black History Month calendar, is taking on the Montreal Transit Authority (MTA, or STM in French) after being intercepted by two inspectors and fined last summer in an incident she described as racial profiling.

Montreal, January 28, 2014 --- In what promises to be a precedent-setting case, the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission will conduct investigation into a complaint filed by CRARR on behalf of an English-speaking Black mother who claimed that the Centre Jeunesse de Montreal (CJM) for discriminating against her because of her language, race and gender.

Montreal, January 22, 2014 ---Ms. Tomee Sojourner has filed for judicial review of the Quebec Administration Judicial Council’s decision to dismiss her complaint despite specific allegations of biased conduct on the part of a Rental Board judge, who repeatedly called her “him” and “Mister” during the hearing.

Montreal, December 20, 2013 --- A Black male student who was called the N-word and the target of death threat by a parent, will have to bring his case to the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal at his own expense, after the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission investigated, decided that he was indeed a victim of racism but declined to represent him before the tribunal because his case is not “of public interest.”

Montreal, December 17, 2013 --- Bus and metro riders who have filed complaints with the STM/Montreal Transit Corporation's customer service department over employee misconduct and discrimination are invited to share their experiences with CRARR.

Montreal, December 16, 2013 --- Tomorrow, the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal will hear the case of two Arab/ Muslim women who suing Sears in Joliette, Quebec, for racial discrimination, after having been subject to xenophobic remarks by a manager, expulsion by force from the store, and bad faith treatment of their complaint.

Montreal, December 13, 2013 --- A gay Montrealer, who cancelled his trip to Russia due to that country’s “anti-gay” law, won a major battle against La Capitale, an insurance company, in what would have been the first Canadian civil rights case related to the Russian law.

Montreal, December 5, 2013 --- A Black family in the South Shore of Montreal is filing numerous police ethics and civil rights complaints against Longueuil police officers for racial profiling, abusive arrest, excessive force, illegal conduct and use of offensive language against the mother.

Montreal, November 28, 2013 --- Montreal's record on racial profiling will be once again under the scrutiny of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal as the Montreal Police recently disregarded the human rights commission's order to compensate two Black brothers for having profiled them back in 2007.

Montreal, November 25, 2013 --- Months after being physically assaulted and called the N-word by a group of white youths, a Black man is still left in the dark about his case by the criminal justice system.