See the pattern. Document the harm. Push for action.
A public evidence platform connecting national research, historical context, current incidents, community reporting and policy accountability across Canada.
What the WSO research found.
The website keeps the full report as the primary source while turning major findings into a public-facing evidence experience.
Keep the evidence current.
Current developments should be published with careful wording that separates a reported incident, an investigation, a confirmed hate motive and a court finding.
V5 can accept editor-approved stories from the included Hostinger monitoring backend. Discovery is automated; publication remains human-controlled.
A geographic view of the evidence.
Markers indicate the city or region associated with records loaded into this review build. The national canvas is schematic, marker positions are approximate, and the number of markers is not a prevalence estimate.
See the scale from different angles.
Switch between forms of hate, visibility, reporting, impact, intersectional findings, institutional trust and political-expression data.
From sources of hate to real-world harm.
The WSO report describes overlapping sources and manifestations rather than one single pathway.
A pattern that changes form over time.
The report places contemporary hate in a longer history of exclusion, racial violence, religious-accommodation battles, stereotyping and transnational repression.
A national incident registry with case files.
V4 adds dedicated offline case pages so each record can preserve sources, status changes and updates rather than existing as a one-line database entry.
| Date | Location | Type | Incident | Source / status | Case file |
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Turn recommendations into a public tracker.
This prototype intentionally does not claim implementation status without source review. It shows the framework a launch version can use after WSO verifies each institution’s actions.
What WSO staff could manage behind the site.
This is a local-only interface demonstration, not authentication or a real backend.
Editorial overview
Event confirmation and hate-motive confirmation are separate fields.
Keep old links and status changes instead of silently replacing them.
Community intake queue
Locally saved reports from the public incident form appear here for this prototype.
News drafts
Add or remove local preview items. A live system would use authenticated editorial roles.
Automated monitoring
The Hostinger V5 package includes a PHP/RSS scanner and a password-protected review page. The public site only receives stories after an editor approves them.
Google News RSS queries covering anti-Sikh hate, attacks, threats, gurdwaras, racism and harassment in Canada.
Candidate → human review → category / location / evidence status → approve or reject.
Recommended scan interval: every 2 hours. Configure after upload using README-HOSTINGER.md.
Accountability tracker
Prototype statuses are stored only in this browser.
Exports
Export local data to hand off to a developer or future CMS.
Experienced or witnessed anti-Sikh hate?
A live version can provide one secure place to document harassment, discrimination, threats, violence, online hate and institutional barriers while keeping submissions private until reviewed.
Understanding & Addressing Anti-Sikh Hate in Canada
Authored by the World Sikh Organization of Canada and funded by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. The report combines a national survey of more than 1,600 Sikh Canadians with nationwide town halls, historical context, illustrative examples, legal references and policy recommendations.