The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a Human Rights Commission decision dismissing a disability discrimination complaint against Jazz Aviation LP.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a Canadian Human Rights Commission screening decision, finding it reasonable to dismiss a disability complaint tied to mortgage enforcement.
The Federal Court dismissed Mr. Menard’s judicial review of the CHRC’s refusal to refer his discrimination complaint for a hearing, finding no unfairness or unreasonableness.
The Tribunal found on the balance of probabilities that the complainant's type II diabetes and stress-induced symptoms contributed to negative comments in her 2005-2006 performance appraisals, that MTS, while aware of the disability, failed to consider its effects or meaningfully accommodate the complainant when assessing performance used in layoff selection, and therefore violated s.7(a) of the CHRA; remedies including monetary compensation for pain and suffering and for wilful/reckless conduct and systemic training orders were awarded, with jurisdiction retained to determine reinstatement/w…