Posted on 16/05/08
Enforcement could forestall racism
Fishing Without Fear, a report issued this week by the Ontario Human Rights Commission, is intended to address numerous incidents over the past few years, in which Canadian anglers of Asian origin have been victims of ugly racist abuse, both verbal insults and physical assaults, in some rural areas of Southern Ontario.
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