Toronto, March 22, 2005: The Canadian Race Relations Foundation (CRRF) has formally adopted a policy of support to communities seeking redress, including reparations, for historical wrongs committed against them. The Foundation, which was established as a part of the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement signed in 1988, acted on the adoption of the policy to give affected communities a clear statement of support that seeking redress and reparations is a valid undertaking for the healing of their communities to begin.