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School board had shut down Ontario teacher, but judge declares human rights legislation does not prohibit public discussion of anything

Also: Barriers to promotion for disabled professionals, reclaiming wellness for racialized communities and four leadership strengths of introverts

Also: Barriers to promotion for disabled professionals, reclaiming wellness for racialized communities and four leadership strengths of introverts

The employee claims he was fired for refusing to work with co-worker who made comments about his race, religion and criminal record.

The government is proposing labour reforms aimed at providing more protections against unpaid work.

The Fort St. John Arts Council was joined by the city and the Office of the Human Rights Commissioner to officially unveil the new Hate to Hope Mural in the Pomeroy Sport Centre Thursday.

Almost 30 members of Canada’s largest union filed a human rights claim on Monday alleging that the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) has engaged in systemic discrimination and promoted antisemitism that isolates Jewish members.

Almost 30 members of Canada’s largest union filed a human rights claim on Monday alleging that the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) has engaged in systemic discrimination and promoted antisemitism that isolates Jewish members.

Triggered by union posts after Hamass attack, 25 Jewish CUPE members allege several years of antisemitism by Canada’s largest union

Employee didn't work with employer to determine what accommodations were suitable