The applicant filed a human rights application alleging discrimination in accommodation on the basis of disability and receipt of public assistance after a failed attempt to purchase a co-ownership apartment unit.
The applicant sought an interim remedy granting her a right of first refusal to purchase any unit in the respondents' building, and requested that her name be anonymized.
The Tribunal granted the request to anonymize due to privacy and safety concerns related to stalking.
However, the Tribunal dismissed the request for an interim remedy, finding that while the application appeared to have merit, the balance of convenience did not favour the applicant, the requested order was overly broad, and the applicant had failed to take timely steps to mitigate her alleged harm.
