In a January 2010 proceeding, the Yukon Human Rights Board rejected a complaint that the Town of Faro had discriminated against an applicant based on Indigenous ancestry. The Board concluded that the selection decision turned on job criteria rather than the alleged stereotypes.
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Yukon adjudicator rejects ancestry discrimination allegation in municipal hiring
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