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Accommodation a two-way street: Tribunal tosses disability discrimination claim from paraplegic sales rep

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The Human Rights Tribunal of Alberta has dismissed a complaint of disability-related discrimination from a paraplegic sales associate at a cannabis shop who was terminated following a medical leave af...

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