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Tribunal orders TD Bank to identify unnamed teller in discrimination case

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The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has partially granted a motion by the Toronto-Dominion Bank to strike five witnesses from a complainant's list in a discrimination case, while ordering the bank to t...

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