United Against Discrimination Incident Reporting Portal

The United Against Discrimination (UAD) incident reporting portal is an online form where you can report hate crime and other forms of discrimination that you have experienced or witnessed. The information submitted by you will be used to create a database to generate awareness about racism and discrimination in our community. This data will also help build capacity of the community service providers to respond to these incidents.

Discrimination is when people or groups of people are treated unfairly or prejudicially based race, gender, age, disability, religion, or sexual orientation. Racism is a form of discrimination based on race.

Hate Crime is a criminal offence committed against a person or property, which is motivated by the suspect’s hate, prejudice or bias against an identifiable group and includes verbal abuse/threats, physical assault or damage to property (as defined in section 718.2 of the Criminal Code of Canada). Name calling, insults, displaying hate material on a private property or in public places are examples of hate incidents. If such behavior threatens a person or property, it becomes a hate crime.

We understand that it is difficult to talk about discrimination and hate but remember that you have a right to feel safe and by reporting an incident you are taking the first step to make your community a safer place.