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Bell Channels wins motion to strike discrimination allegations from labour complaint

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The Nova Scotia Labour Board has ruled it lacks jurisdiction to hear allegations of racial discrimination and harassment, striking those claims from a worker's complaint while allowing his labour stan...

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