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Home Workplace News Human rights hearing scheduled for cyclist who alleged discrimination by Halifax Bridge Commission employees

Human rights hearing scheduled for cyclist who alleged discrimination by Halifax Bridge Commission employees

by HR Law Canada

An independent human rights board of inquiry in the matter of Ross Gray vs. Halifax Bridge Commission and/or Halifax Harbour Bridges and/or Commissionaires Nova Scotia will begin Tuesday, April 16, in Halifax.

R.G. alleges he was discriminated against based on his race and/or colour during an interaction with bridge commission employees while crossing the bridge with his bicycle.

The board chair for the hearing is Benjamin Perryman, who is independent of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.

The hearing will begin at 9:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Halifax-Bedford, 980 Parkland Dr.

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