A journalist seeking records tied to an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into alleged human trafficking of migrant farm workers has won partial access to the files, with Ontario’s Information a… …
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Toure Cleaning ordered to pay $315,000 to workers at CFB Petawawa in Ontario
A cleaning contractor that abandoned its Department of National Defence contract in Petawawa, Ont., without notice has been ordered to pay more than $315,000 in unpaid wages, vacation pay and …
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Sudbury, Ont., firefighter’s estate awarded AD&D and life insurance benefits
The estate of a Sudbury firefighter who died of occupational prostate cancer four years after retiring has been awarded accidental death and dismemberment and full life insurance benefits following a …
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Thunder Bay, Ont., police officer’s disability discrimination complaint dismissed
A Thunder Bay police officer who alleged he was harassed and pushed out of his job because of post-traumatic stress disorder has had his human rights application dismissed by the …
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FeaturedOccupational Health & Safety
Quaker Oats worker in Peterborough, Ont., on WSIB leave awarded holiday pay
A Quaker Oats worker absent on workers’ compensation benefits for more than five years is entitled to holiday pay for statutory holidays that fell during his leave, an Ontario labour …
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Ontario tribunal denies vexatious litigant leave in discrimination claim against City of Ottawa
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination application against the City of Ottawa and more than a dozen other respondents after refusing to grant leave to an …
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Subscriber ContentWrongful Dismissal
PREMIUM Olympic Wholesale supervisor awarded 33 months after wrongful firing, including bump for bad-faith conduct
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has found the City of Toronto discriminated against a Black employee because of her race and ordered the city to pay her $7,500, while …
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PREMIUM Toronto pizzeria, manager ordered to pay $9K for calling Black worker a ‘slave’
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed most of a former employee’s allegations that his ex-employer breached their settlement agreement, finding it lacks jurisdiction over claims that fall… Free …


