Acknowledging our past, accepting responsibility, and asking forgiveness
Speaking notes for David Langtry, Acting Chief Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission
Invitation to the Canadian Human Rights Commission Webinar Series
Are you interested in implementing best practices in your work environment and in building a culture that respects the dignity of individuals? Join us as the Canadian Human Rights Commission offers a series of free webinars. They will be available live, on the scheduled dates and recorded for on demand viewing.
Mark Tewksbury to speak at "Accommodation Works" conference
After launching his book and surprising the world by publicly coming out as a gay athlete, Tewksbury became a champion of human rights. He has been chef de mission for the London Olympics and a prominent media spokesperson for issues relating to LGBT rights. Over the years, he has helped many by sharing his struggles with tough issues of identity, relationships and depression.
CHRC welcomes a fifth part-time commissioner
The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) is pleased to announce the appointment, by Order in Council, of a new part-time commissioner, Ms. Peggy Warolin, effective June 18, 2015.
David Langtry speaks at U.K. Foreign Office seminar on continuing importance of national human rights institutions
Speaking notes for David Langtry, Acting Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission
Human rights accountability in national security practices: presentation to open caucus meeting of Liberal Senators
Human rights accountability in national security practices: presentation to open caucus meeting of Liberal Senators, Marie-Claude Landry, Ad. E., Chief Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission
Canadian Human Rights Commission commends TRC on final report and calls for action
The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) congratulates the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) on releasing its final report and its 94 recommendations.
Walk the Talk on Multiculturalism
Is ethnic discrimination alive and well in Canada? Not according to a new CBC poll published this week in which 75 per cent of respondents say Canada is "a welcoming place for all ethnicities."
Remembering Max Yalden
It is with great regret that I acknowledge the passing of Max Yalden, one of Canada’s most outspoken human rights champions and a former Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission. He was 84.
Effective security measures and human rights are compatible
The events in Paris and other recent tragedies are unspeakable. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families. Canada must work with its partners to ensure that those responsible for creating so much misery are held accountable. The security of all citizens should be of paramount concern to all governments.