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Human rights tribunal dismisses complaint against Walmart employees, case against corporation continues in fight over masks

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A human rights complaint against two Walmart Canada employees has been dismissed, although the broader case against the corporation itself will proceed, the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ...

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