Association of Justice Counsel files grievance against Canadian Human Rights Commission, amid ongoing complaints of racism, discrimination

'It’s a very sad and tragic story where the Canadian institution which is entrusted with protecting Canadians from racism and discrimination is itself, apparently, a source of racism and discrimination,' says David McNairn, president of the AJC.

The office of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, located at 344 Slater St. on the 8th Floor in Ottawa. The Association of Justice Counsel has reactivated a policy grievance previously filed with the Treasury Board on behalf of their Black and racialized members at the CHRC in October.The Hill Times photograph by Mike Lapointe

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BY MIKE LAPOINTE

December 22, 2020

The Association of Justice Counsel filed a grievance against the Canadian Human Rights Commission last week on behalf of its Black and racialized members, and, accor...

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