• About the CRRF

    The Canadian Race Relations Foundation is Canada's leading agency dedicated to the elimination of racism and all forms of racial discrimination in Canadian society. Read More
  • Faith & Belonging

    A full-day professional development workshop for managers, HR professionals, and trainers and facilitators who work in multicultural environments. Read More
  • Resources

    We provide credible public information and resources that support the advancement of Canadian values, identity, and the mutuality of citizenship rights and responsibilities. Read More
  • The Our Canada Project

    Constructing a national framework for dialogue on Canadian values through culture, faith and identity Read More
  • Urban Agenda: Vancouver

    A panel addressing racism in Vancouver introduced two important ideas into the diversity framework Read More
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  • 150 Stories: Celebrating Canada's sesquicentennial! One story every week for 150 weeks. Browse stories about Canada and being Canadian. Read More
  • Do you have a 150 Story? Selected stories will be featured for one week and become part of the CRRF's permanent online collection of stories. Read More
  • Looking for a specific person, topic or author? Search all stories. Read More
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  • January 21 was Lincoln Alexander Day, celebrating a passionate advocate for the advancement of education, race relations and youth issues. Read More
  • February is Black History Month. Senator Don Oliver reflects on stemming the tide of racism in Halifax. Read More
  • February 15 is National Flag of Canada Day! Michael Adams reflects on the anthem and the flag. Read More
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  • Cross-Canada workshops for diversity champions – final locations and dates now being posted. Register now to reserve your space. Read More
  • Living Together: Six symposia, organized in partnership with regional partners – bringing everyone into the conversation about Canadian values! Read More
  • The Urban Agenda: A six-city series celebrating the individual and collective success of Canadian Cities as hubs of diversity and models of inclusion, while identifying emerging challenges. Read More
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