The applicant filed a human rights application alleging sexual harassment and solicitation by the respondents.
The respondents requested to dismiss the allegations relating to incidents that occurred more than one year before the application was filed, arguing they were out of time.
The Tribunal found that the alleged events, which involved a succession of sexual comments, touching, and innuendo culminating in the applicant quitting her job, constituted a 'series of incidents' under section 34(1) of the Human Rights Code.
Because the last incident occurred within one year of the filing date, the application was timely and the request to dismiss was denied.
