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Human rights tribunal dismisses BC Ferries application to throw out complaint from man who claims he was denied access to ferry in Nanaimo

School’s director emailed the man prior to his appointment to ‘certify’ his religion

A Fort St. John massage school director has been ordered to pay more than $12,000 for discriminatory comments made towards a Muslim man who booked a massage appointment with her.

Prince George, B.C. massage school must pay man $10,000 for anti-Muslim discrimination, $2,500 fine for behaviour in hearing process.

Prince George, B.C. massage school must pay man $10,000 for anti-Muslim discrimination, $2,500 fine for behaviour in hearing process.

B.C.’s Human Rights Tribunal has ordered a Prince George massage school to pay a Muslim man $10,000 after finding it discriminated against him on religion, place of origin, ancestry and colour.

The director of a B.C. massage school has been ordered to pay thousands of dollars for discriminatory comments she made to a Muslim man who wanted to book a treatment.

Majid Shahadat was denied access to a service because of his religion, said the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal in its decision

School’s director emailed the man prior to his appointment to ‘certify’ his religion

A woman who was sexually harassed, assaulted and abused by her boss while working as a personal assistant has received the provinces highest-ever award for this type of discrimination, according to B.C.s Human Rights Tribunal.