The applicant filed a human rights application alleging discrimination with respect to services based on race, ancestry, and citizenship, more than a year after the alleged incident at a pharmacy.
The respondents requested dismissal of the application on the ground of delay.
The applicant argued that the delay was incurred in good faith because he was pursuing an informal resolution with the corporate respondent.
The Tribunal found that choosing to pursue other proceedings or informal resolution before initiating an application is generally not sufficient to justify a delay under the good faith exception.
The application was dismissed for delay.
