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Calgary's first Black firefighter speaks out against racism within the workplace

Canada Tonight

2 months ago

10:48

Calgary's first Black firefighter speaks out against racism within the workplace

2 months ago
News
10:48

A group of current and former BIPOC employees at the Calgary Fire Department are demanding nine changes to what they describe as a "toxic work environment." Chris Coy, who is a retired captain, says he faced discrimination since Day 1.

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