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$15,000 settlement offer in racial discrimination case at shelter reasonable: B.C. Human Rights Tribunal

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The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal dismissed a racial discrimination complaint against a shelter operator after finding the organization's $15,000 settlement offer was reasonable, despite the ...

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