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Human rights application alleging discrimination in housing dismissed due to lack of credible evidence.
The applicant, a tenant in a non-profit housing complex, alleged discrimination and harassment by the property manager based on race, colour, family status, and receipt of social assistance.
She claimed she was subjected to racial slurs, denied services such as carpet replacement, and unfairly targeted regarding parking and hallway obstructions.
The Tribunal found the respondent's witnesses credible and the applicant's testimony evasive and uncorroborated.
The Tribunal concluded there was no evidence connecting the alleged unfair treatment to any protected ground under the Human Rights Code, and dismissed the application.