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Kingston, Ont., taxi commission ordered to pay $50K in costs after wrongful dismissal loss

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A Kingston, Ont.-area taxi licensing body has been ordered to pay $50,000 in legal costs plus disbursements after losing a wrongful dismissal case in which the court found it had unreasonably delayed ...

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