St. Albert Catholic school apologizes following racist comment to student

St. Albert Catholic school apologizes following racist comment to student

March 18, 2022 6:56 pm MST.

An Edmonton activist is speaking out and a St. Albert Catholic school apologizing after a student was subject to a racist joke from a teacher.

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