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@settle thanks for the question, I can’t give an in-depth answer just yet, but I think that Canada have witnessed endless injustices in the US and want to tackle their own challenges differently.
I am hosting a global talk at work on 1 March to celebrate zero discrimination day, with courageous conversations from four exceptional people reference to social mobility, race, trans gender, disability (lack of) social cohesion, (lack of) diversity in the workplace.
When I have a better understanding from my Canadian speaker I will report back.
I will check out CaribbeanTales TV
Cheers
Al
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@almac68 was going to ask you, why you reckon your Canadian colleagues are ahead of the UK counterparts in terms of diversity in the workplace? I've been talking to my partner about this as she spent 8 years living there after she left Jamaica as a teenager and I think would agree with you.
Also I enjoyed joining this last Friday and there's another one tonight, you have to register but it is free. Tonight's one is about Sam King.
https://caribbeantales-tv.com/programs/bestofthefestfeb19