The Tribunal replaced two practice directions with the Case Path Pilot, which sets out a one-year pilot project regarding the process for considering complaints under s. 27 of the Human Rights Code.
The Tribunal updated the Notice about Mask Requirements in Services.
Several changes take effect today: The Tribunal has issued four new practice directions: Mask-wearing Complaints Mediation services where all parties have legal representation – which requires lawyers and legal advocates to…
Mask Wearing Complaints During the COVID-19 pandemic, the government has made public health orders requiring masks in some settings. Many people are filing complaints related to mask wearing when seeking services. Often,…
November 25, 2021 The government amended the Human Rights Code effective November 25, 2021 to add Indigenous identity as a ground of discrimination. In Expanding Our Vision: Cultural Equality & Indigenous…
August 16, 2021 The Tribunal has introduced a new logo. July 28, 2021 BCHRT’s Annual Report 2020-2021 has been filed with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly and is now available to…
April 28, 2021 Re: Expectations of Counsel The purpose of this notice is to draw counsel’s attention to the obligations to conduct themselves in a respectful, trauma-informed manner when appearing…
The Tribunal welcomes two new members to our team: Simmy Chauhan and Jessica Derynck. Ms. Chauhan and Ms. Derynck were both appointed as full-time Tribunal Members for six month terms…
March 22, 2021 Tribunal will set automatic mediation dates starting April 6, 2021. When the Tribunal notifies the parties that a complaint is proceeding, it will set a mediation date.…
February 26, 2021 The Tribunal has adopted a Mediation Policy, which covers: The Tribunal updated the Agreement to Participate in Mediation to add clause 3, which addresses standards of conduct in mediation. February…