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Difference between U.S. and Canada on racial issues 'night and day': Ford

Premier Doug Ford says the U.S. and Canada are like "night and day" when it comes to problems with racism. Ford said he believes Canada does not have the deep and systemic problems with racism present in America. He said Monday that there is no place in Ontario for racism and hatred.

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