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Originally Posted by Chill Cosby
In what way does the decision of the BCLS violate section 29?
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It does only if it is decided that it is based on religious discrimination. The BCLS is an extension of the BC government (the BoG is appointed by the BC governor general).
TWU technically does not decimate when it comes to who they allow in. They claim to even have gay students that attend the university. They just make them sign a covenant to not have sex outside of a married, heterosexual union. While it certainly deters a gay person (or even a non-married person) to attend the school, it isn't technically discrimination.
Similarly, the Free Masons make all their members declare a belief in a god or higher power if they want to join. It's not discrimination, it is just a club for people with common beliefs.