Disability Discrimination In Admissions

Summary

Discrimination in Canadian university admissions based on disabilities is prohibited under the Canadian Human Rights Act. Universities may need to accommodate students with disabilities, such as adjusting course load requirements. For case law precedents, review decisions from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal or search legal databases like CanLII. Contact the universitys disability services or a legal professional specializing in disability rights for guidance.

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Looking for precedent based on case law
To find case law precedents related to discrimination in university admissions based on disabilities in Canada, you can consider the following:
- Review decisions from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, which may have cases relevant to education and disability.
- Search legal databases such as CanLII (Canadian Legal Information Institute) for cases that address similar issues.
- Contact a legal professional or organization specializing in disability rights for guidance on specific case law.
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