Prime Minister Stephen Harper apologized in Parliament for the Chinese head tax and expressed sorrow for subsequent exclusion. The announcement followed a long campaign for redress by Chinese Canadians. It acknowledged immigration policy as an instrument of racial discrimination and linked public recognition with limited compensation measures.
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Which historical policies did Canada's 2006 apology address?
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The apology acknowledged the Chinese head tax and expressed sorrow for exclusion, following a sustained redress campaign.
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