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A view of Pitt Street in Cornwall, Ont. Photo: P199

City of Cornwall worker’s harassment-linked firing was not discriminatory, tribunal rules

by HR Law Canada 15 July 2026

written by HR Law Canada 15 July 2026

A former water and wastewater sub-foreperson for the City of Cornwall who was fired after an investigation into workplace harassment has failed to convince the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario that hi...

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City of Cornwall worker’s harassment-linked firing was not discriminatory, tribunal rules

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