Canadian Human Rights Commission’s finding that bank employee had been accommodated is unreasonable

The Applicant, Ms. Morand, applied for judicial review of the Canadian Human Rights Commission’s decision dismissing her complaint.  The complaint alleged the Respondent (the Bank of Nova Scotia) discriminated against Ms. Morand on the basis of a disability.  The Court held the Commission’s decision was unreasonable and allowed the application for review. Administrative law – ...