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BC Human Rights Tribunal said man's rights weren't violated when he tried to shop maskless at Metrotown Hot Topic in Burnaby during COVID's 2nd wave.

B.C. is one of the few provinces in Canada without pay equity or pay transparency legislation

British Columbia should have been able to anticipate a spike in hate to some degree during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to protect the people who became targets, the provincial human rights commissioner says.

B.C. is introducing legislation that will require employers to include wage or salary information in job postings. While the province says the move will help close the gender pay gap, advocates and labour unions say more action is needed.

In addition to minimizing legal liability, there is a massive business case for an effective and proactive, zero-tolerance approach to B&H

There is a big difference between the school board chair thanking a presenter for sharing his views with the board and agreeing with what he said.

A BC tenant can contact the Residential Tenancy Branch in 2023 if they were evicted, have a pest problem, or need repairs and the landlord is at fault.

‘It’s really cool to be yourself, whatever that looks like.’

A BC tenant can contact the Residential Tenancy Branch in 2023 if they were evicted, have a pest problem, or need repairs and the landlord is at fault.

Tribunal struggles to keep up with the pandemic demand for human rights support