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Security guard’s firing had nothing to do with his religion: Alberta Human Rights Tribunal

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The Alberta Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint filed by a part-time security guard who alleged his former employer, Paladin Security Group, discriminated against him based on religious be...

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