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Lawsuit from CSIS agent tossed by B.C. court after it rules FPSLRA grievance process is proper forum

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A lawsuit brought forward by a former Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) employee, Jane Doe, alleging sexual assault and workplace harassment by a colleague referred to as "Individual E," h...

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