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Tribunal dismisses City of Toronto worker’s complaint filed years after alleged incidents

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A Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario adjudicator has dismissed a complaint filed by a City of Toronto employee, finding the application was filed more than four years after the last alleged incidents of...

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