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Iranian-born truck driver awarded $75,000 in human rights damages for harassment based on race, termination related to disability

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A former truck driver for TST Overland Express (TST) has been awarded nearly $75,000 by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal after it ruled the Iranian-born man faced harassment based on his race and te...

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