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Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario dismisses part of discrimination case against U-Haul due to lack of response from personal respondent

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A human rights complaint against a personal respondent has been dismissed after the tribunal ruled he had not been contacted and the applicant ignored a request to provide his contact information. Bu...

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