$20K Rights Limit Holds Firm

Federal judges have upheld a $20,000 cap on compensation for pain and suffering under the Canadian Human Rights Act. Legal commentators including now-Governor General Louise Arbour had criticized the limit set a generation ago by Parliament: “Removing the cap on damages would go a long way to increase access to justice.”

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