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Union argues TTC worker who quit should be reinstated, pointing to his inability to make rational decisions

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A former carhouse operator for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is seeking to void his resignation, citing an incapacity to make rational decisions due to mental disability. The case, heard by A...

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