Canadian Human Rights Tribunal case law

Tribunal Rejects Motion to Amend Complaint for Family Status Discrimination

In a recent Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling, a motion to amend a complaint to include 'family status' as a ground of discrimination was dismissed. The Canadian Human Rights Commission had previously decided not to consider 'family status' as a ground for the alleged discrimination, and the Tribunal found it could not review this decision.

Human Rights Complaint Dismissed: Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Decision

Claim of Employment Discrimination Based on National Origin Dismissed

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Strikes Retaliation Allegations From Complaint

Tribunal Grants Respondent Permission to Call Additional Witness

Tribunal Rejects Motion to Consolidate Systemic Discrimination Claims

Human Rights Complaints Consolidated into Single Inquiry

The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal allowed the consolidation of two complaints into a single inquiry, recognizing common issues of fact and law. This decision aims to streamline the process and ensure efficiency.

Complaint of Discrimination in Hiring Process Dismissed

Tribunal dismisses discrimination complaint against organization

Confidentiality Orders Protect Personal and Medical Information in Human Rights Case

Complaint of Discrimination in Housing Allocation Dismissed

Complaint Dismissed for Non-Compliance with Tribunal Procedures

Tribunal Rejects Motion for Recusal Due to Alleged Bias

Claimant's Motion Partially Allowed: Witness Relevance Decided

Human Rights Tribunal Denies Inmate's Laptop Request

Complaint Scope Struck Out in Human Rights Case

Claimant Denied Motion to Expand Discrimination Complaint

Tribunal allows monetary remedies for systemic discrimination class

Employer's Denial of Family Status Accommodation Found Discriminatory

Tribunal Dismisses Discrimination Claim Against Employer for Refusal to Accommodate Disability