Over the course of the last year, the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission has met with many individuals and organizations to discuss barriers to accessibility in public buildings and spaces. Stakeholders, including people with disabilities, builders and building officials, architects and…
On August 18, 2019, the closing ceremonies for the Walking With Our Sisters (“WWOS”) national commemorative art installation were hosted at the East Village of the Batoche National Historic Site by the River Women Collective. It was the first time the installation was displayed outdoors.…
The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission is pleased to announce that a settlement has been reached in a complaint of discrimination based on ancestry and race. On July 26, 2017, Mr. Kamao Cappo, an Indigenous man, entered Canadian Tire Store #629 (the “Store”) to purchase a new chainsaw.…
It's the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission's job to discourage and eliminate discrimination. It does that in three ways:
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