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Originally Posted by Winsor_Pilates
A 2 year bump and the same 2 people arguing about it. I don't think you guys are gonna find a resolution here.
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Yeah, point taken. I honestly just thought people would be interested to hear how everything turned out. I don't have a wish to rehash any of it. I personally wouldn't step foot on TWU property, but I still don't think it's fair top paint every former student as intolerant before getting to know them. Individuals are more complicated than that.
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Originally Posted by peter12
Good, these Nordic dimwits were delusional. Hilarious. Glad they have to pay out for such a dumb mistake.
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The funny thing is, the guy is actually from France. He just changed his name to sound more like a Viking. The story from the hearing was funny. He apparently entered the room, shut off the lights, closed the blinds and said people were trying to kill him. Then he ranted and left. He was bound to lose based on his behavior.
http://news.nationalpost.com/full-co...t-by-b-c-woman
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Fragassi showed up with a scowling male associate, who introduced himself simply as “Sanderson.” They did not seem happy to be there.
They walked into the assigned hearing room and, inexplicably, proceeded to shut tight every window blind. Fragassi and “Sanderson” sat down at the hearing table; a lawyer joined them. Across the table were Paquette and her lawyer.
Veteran tribunal member Norman Trerise presided. The hearing began with Fragassi airing myriad grievances.
He demanded the proceedings be conducted in French. “I resent speaking English at this tribunal,” he said, his voice rising. He insisted the tribunal had no business sticking its nose in the matter, claiming that Amaruk — with whom he said he is no longer connected — is a Norwegian company, and therefore outside of the tribunal’s jurisdiction.
Soon he was yelling and interrupting Trerise. Threats on his life had been made after Paquette had claimed discrimination, Fragassi shouted. “What’s to prevent right now some Christian extremist from entering the building and shooting us?” he shouted.
Next, Fragassi demanded a security detail. Trerise would have none of it.
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The tribunal awarded her $8,500 for “injury to dignity and self respect” (102 of judgement) and (103) $661.08 for various expenses.
Ms Paquette meanwhile is in now in northern Canada running dog sled tours, similar to the kind of work that Amaruk had said she was not qualified for.
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http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2016/03/03/c...nation-update/