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In Rayonier v. Unifor, Locals 256 and 89 (the “Decision”) the long-term disability (“LTD”) coverage provided by Rayonier (the “Employer”) under the parties’ collective agreement was...

A University of Guelph student says she’s frustrated it took a viral Twitter thread to get the university to make accommodations for her to attend classes remotely due to her disability.

Merely saying 'It's too expensive' or 'We can't do that' will not be sufficient

Ageism is last “ism” that stills socially acceptable, making it OK to poke fun at people based solely on their age — that needs to change.

A Manitoba family is hoping their bad experience with an Airbnb host who tried to cancel their booking because of a service dog will educate others about human rights.

Migrant workers' race, colour, and place of origin were factors in the DNA canvass, tribunal said

TORONTO — Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government passed legislation Wednesday that would force hospital patients awaiting long-term care into nursing…

Liz Scott can't afford air conditioning in her sweltering two-bedroom apartment in Stoney Creek. She hopes the government will change the law to make landlords maintain a maximum temperature during the summer.

The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal’s decision in LaFleche v. NLFD Auto, 2022 BCHRT 88, provides employers with insight into how they should conduct themselves while their...

The statement, issued Friday, came in the wake of media reports of property owners demanding residents in apartment buildings remove window-mounted air conditioners or face extra payments or eviction as Ontario endures another sweltering summer.