Again, rather than PM, here’s another article for you:
https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/canada...nada-1.4970352
Here are a couple of takeaways therefrom:
First-generation Black Canadians make an average income of nearly $37,000, compared to an average income of $50,000 for new immigrants who are not members of a visible minority.
That wage gap doesn’t go away over time. Third-generation Black Canadians make an average income of $32,000, compared with $48,000 for Canadians who aren’t a visible minority — a demographic that, due to the way census data is collected, includes Indigenous Canadians, who also experience income disparity.
Black Canadians are nearly twice as likely as non-racialized Canadians to be considered low-income
Black Canadians are far more likely than non-racialized Canadians and other visible minorities to be unemployed.
Unemployment rates among Black Canadians are higher than other populations, and are more than double the rate of other visible minorities.