Complaints of discrimination referred to the CHRT by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.

The Tribunal‘s role is much like that of a court. It hears evidence and witnesses about complaints of discrimination; decides whether discrimination has occurred; and, if so, determines an appropriate remedy.

The Tribunal can only hear complaints of discrimination filed against federally regulated employers and service providers.

If a party involved does not agree with the Tribunal’s decision, they may ask the Federal Court to review the decision, set it aside, and refer the case back for redetermination

613-995-3484
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https://www.chrt-tcdp.gc.ca/index-en.html
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The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal decides whether a person or organization has engaged in a discriminatory practice as defined under the Canadian Human Rights Act.

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