The Ontario (Canada) Human Rights Commission seeks to promote a climate of human relations in the province which will allow all people to live together in harmony and enable individuals to fulfill their potential to the fullest degree. The Commission's Race Relations Division focuses on residual racist expressions and attitudes. This division's two-part strategy aims to (1) promote racial harmony, and (2) remove racial disadvantage, by helping every institutional sector of the society to develop an internal capacity for dealing with racism and racial discrimination. Community and institutional policy work is carried out by the division in educational institutions, the criminal justice system, business and industry, unions, the media, government, housing, religious institutions, and the health care and social service delivery system, as well as in the area of minority youth employment. (AOS)