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discriminating against persons with disabilities

By Suzanne Cohen Share | 4 Minutes Read April 27, 2011

AODA and the relationship with the Ontario Human Rights Code

While learning about the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), organizations should be aware of the legal limitations of the Act in relation to the Ontario Human Rights Code. Many people are unaware that the Code takes precedent.

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