Indo-Canadian women face racism at Vancouver bar

November 11, 2013 22:02

An Indo-Canadian woman has alleged that she and her friends faced racist slurs at a bar in the city of Vancouver in Western Canada.

Jas Dhillon and her friends- all Indo-Canadians- were celebrating her 26th birthday on October 19 at a bar in Gastown area when its manager allegedly screamed at them saying,

"Surrey's that way!", the news portal Vancouver Desi reported.

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