Canadian government apologizes to all-Black military unit for anti-Black racism experienced in the First World War

Canadian government apologizes to all-Black military unit for anti-Black racism experienced in the First World War

July 10, 2022 3:18 pm PST.

The federal government has officially apologized for anti-Black racism experienced by No.2 Construction Battalion. Melissa Nakhavoly has the details.

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