The applicants filed human rights applications against the Guelph Police Service, an insurance company, and other individuals, alleging discrimination based on race and other grounds during a robbery investigation.
The Tribunal held a teleconference to address jurisdictional and timeliness issues, during which the self-represented applicant behaved inappropriately and hung up.
The Tribunal dismissed the applications against the police service because they were filed outside the one-year limitation period and the delay was not incurred in good faith.
The applications against the remaining respondents were dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, as they contained only general allegations of unfairness without a nexus to a prohibited ground of discrimination.
