Canada: Landmark Human Rights Case Settled - Discrimination On The Basis Of Aboriginal Ancestry

Canada: Landmark Human Rights Case Settled - Discrimination On The Basis Of Aboriginal Ancestry   A settlement has been reached in the longest-running human rights case in Canadian history.   The case of Michael McKinnon v. the Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services concerned discrimination on the basis of Aboriginal ancestry and has become the leading Canadian case on human rights remedies in race discrimination. The original complaint by Mr. McKinnon, a correctional officer working in...

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