Brochure offers tips to victims and witnesses of racism
The Niagara Region Anti Racism Association has some tips on how you can battle racism.
The group has published a brochure containing advice for bystanders and victims.
If you're a victim you're advised to think before acting, and call the police if you don't feel safe.
Bystanders can help by speaking up, and asking the victim what they need.
The brochure is available here.
Suspect Shot at Niagara Falls Gas Station
Police say the man was wanted after a woman was killed in Brampton
Woman's Body Found in Park
Police were called to Charles Daley Park this morning
Fort Erie Supports Public Registry
Town council heard from delegates concerning sex offender registry, it wants to add federal
Niagara Falls Waits on Speed Cameras
Councillor Lori Lococo has motion to keep them with points explaining why, but will wait for province to decide on if they stay
NRP Officer Cleared After Man Hurt
SIU says the officer did nothing wrong when motorcycle rider crashed his bike in Fort Erie
Woman's Body Found in Niagara Falls
Update: Suspect has turned himself in
OLG Pays Out for Hosting Casino
City of Niagara Falls will use the money for community services and economic growth
Governments Invest in Train Station
Niagara Falls Mayor says development of station needed with more passengers arriving