How does integration challenge us?
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This theme explores some of the economic and social challenges faced by members of cultural communities in Canada.
Article by a specialist
Racism in Canada
Article by Jean-Claude Icart of the International Observatory of Racism and Discrimination.
Zero Tolerance
Zero Tolerance
Zero Tolerance, 2004. © NFB
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In a city like Montreal, prejudice involves two worlds, two visions. On one side the minority, the city's young people of colour; on the other the police force wielding power. Maintaining the delicate balance between order and personal freedom presents a challenge for the police.
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