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THUNDER BAY — A human rights complainant filed by an Indigenous woman alleging discrimination by a Thunder Bay Police Service officer has been dismissed as untimely.
The complaint was filed in September 2022 and relates to an incident that took place in November 2019. The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario’s code states it has no jurisdiction to address allegations relating to incidents that occurred more than a year prior to filing an application.Sheikh ruled that the complainant did not provide a good faith explanation for the delay of 517 days before filing the application.
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