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Human rights tribunal declines to reconsider sexual harassment case based on statistical bias claim

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A medical resident who alleged sexual harassment during her training has failed in her bid to have the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario reconsider its decision to dismiss her application, after arguin...

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