The Ward majority could debate, delineate, and define dignity. They could list the conditions for when it is violated. But they didn’t see it in the real world.

Quebec Charter: Binding on individuals, not limited to protected areas, and explicitly protecting a right to dignity. Jérémy Gabriel had a case-until he didn’t.

As we look at discrimination in human rights legislation, we finally learn why Jérémy Gabriel’s complaint would not meet the standard anywhere else in Canada.

The Canadian Charter is part of the Constitution. It plays a starring role in any discussion on discrimination. Here’s an overview of what you need to know.

Canadian law includes court decisions, legislation, and the Canadian Constitution. When and how did Canadians bring the Constitution home?

The Human Rights Commission saw the issue as nothing more, and nothing less, than a discrimination case where a specific person suffered specific harms.

In Ward v. Quebec, five of the nine justices said Mike Ward was not discriminating against Jérémy Gabriel. I think they took a wrong turn? What do you think?