Canada cuts anti-racism program after lead consultant's 'vile' tweets surface

Laith Marouf tweeted a series of offensive antisemitic messages, spurring the federal government to cut funding to the initiative Canada's federal government has cut funding to an anti-racism initiative after one of the program's main consultants was found to have written a series of "reprehensible and vile" tweets. The minister of diversity, Ahmed Hussen, said on Monday that his department had cut funding to Montreal-based Community Media Advocacy Centre (CMAC), which had received more than C$1...