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WCAT denies border officer’s mental disorder compensation claim following encounter with armed, dangerous individual

by HR Law Canada 7 July 2026

written by HR Law Canada 7 July 2026

A border services representative in British Columbia has lost his appeal for workers' compensation for a mental disorder, after the province's Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal found that his encounter with…

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WCAT denies border officer’s mental disorder compensation claim following encounter with armed, dangerous individual

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