How is Canada doing when it comes to tackling racism?

Pres. Donald Trump tweeted to Democrat women to 'go back' from the places they came

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Caption: In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's comments toward four lawmakers in Congress, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said 'this is not how we do things in Canada.' (Christian Hartmann (Pool)/Charles Platia/Reuters)

"Why don't they go back and help fix the broken, crime infested places from which they came?"
That was a tweet(external link) from U.S. President Donald Trump referring to a group of Democrat congresswomen of colour who have been critical about immigration detention centres at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The comment ignited a firestorm earlier this week.
Justin Trudeau says statements like Trump's are not how we approach issues in Canada, but stopped short of calling them racist.
"The comments made were hurtful, wrong and completely unacceptable," the prime minister told reporters this week.
Our question this week: How is Canada doing when it comes to tackling racism?