Black Doctor Acquitted but Silenced: Canada’s Bias Exposed

Dr. Olumuyiwa Bamgbade, an anesthesiologist who was acquitted of false sexual assault allegations in Canada, claims that Canadian authorities and media have refused to clear his name despite his exoneration. The doctor, who established the Salem Anesthesia Pain Clinic in British Columbia to serve Medicare patients without out-of-pocket costs, alleges he was falsely accused by multiple patients after he confronted or refused their inappropriate requests. Despite court rulings that found significant inconsistencies in the accusers' testimonies and ultimately acquitted him of all charges, Dr. Bamgbade maintains that he suffered severe professional and personal damage due to systemic racial bias in Canada, which he compares to discrimination in the United States.