The applicant alleged discrimination on the basis of creed in the area of goods, services, and facilities, claiming he was restricted in kiosk size and denied space at a farmers' market because he is Jewish.
The Tribunal held a summary hearing to determine if the application had a reasonable prospect of success.
Assuming the applicant's allegations to be true, the Tribunal found that the alleged pattern of exclusion directed at Jewish people could establish a link to the protected ground.
The Tribunal concluded the application had a reasonable prospect of success and directed it to proceed.