Very short article, but missing some very key pieces of data.  It claims the racism is systemic, but it doesn't explain which systems.  There's no target. it's a ghost-hunt. Which institutions, policies or laws are racist? How can a problem be corrected if it isn't properly identified? This matters. If a patient complains of chest pains, applying the treatment for a heart attack won't do much good if they're suffering from broken ribs instead.

"The 21-page document also says participants noted African Nova Scotians continue to be over-represented in the child welfare and correctional systems, and black children are suspended at disproportionate rates."

That, in and of itself, is not grounds for charges of racism. Why has this happened? Disproportionate rates occur for a lot of reasons that aren't necessarily racism. Women are a disproportionately high percentage of patients for gynaecologists. That's not because of discrimination.