Human Rights

In Complainant v 4 Seasons Transport, 2025 AHRC 63, a casual admin assistant was awarded $50,000 for serious sexual harassment.

In Complainant v Respondent, 2025 AHRC 60 the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal enforced a verbal agreement against a self-represented complainant.

In Hart v Westmount Place, 2025 AHRC 52, a condo owed a procedural and substantive duty to inquire in order to accommodate a blind owner.

In Yee v Westjet, 2025 ABCJ 87 an employer was found not to have just cause to dismiss an employee who did not comply with a mandatory vaccination policy

In yet another Elliott v Imperial Oil decision, the AHRC allowed an adjournment and awarded costs

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In Prieur v AHS, 2025 AHRC 33, the Human Rights Tribunal overturned a Director’s dismissal of a gender discrimination complaint, finding it needed a hearing.

In Complainant v 4 Seasons Transport, 2025 AHRC 20, the Alberta human rights tribunal ordered a complaint to be anonymized.

In Pujji v Liquor King Spruce Grove, the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal rejected a sexual harassment claim, finding the complainant was not credible.

In Goman v Canadian Natural Resources Limited, 2025 AHRC 14, the Tribunal allowed a claim of religious accommodation involving COVID-19 to go to hearing.

In Rodd v Autism Edmonton, the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal allowed a complainant to add a second complainant years after the initial complaint was filed.

In Elliott v Imperial Oil Limited, 2024 AHRC 137, very broad disclosure of the complainants medical documents was ordered.