Appeal of Human Rights Tribunal remedy decision dismissed as reasonable under patent unreasonableness standard.
The appellant appealed a decision of the Human Rights Tribunal regarding the quantum of general damages and lost wages awarded for gender discrimination.
The Divisional Court determined that its jurisdiction was by way of judicial review and the standard of review was patent unreasonableness.
The Court found the Tribunal's decision on remedy was reasonable and dismissed the appeal, awarding $1,000 in costs to the respondent casino.
Joanne Seguin v. Ontario Human Rights Commission and Great Blue Heron Charity Casino, 2010 ONSC 278
