Human rights tribunal tosses out complaint by worker who said he refused to wear mask because of religion

A B.C. worker who was fired for refusing to wear a mask has had his complaint dismissed by the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.

The worker alleged he was discriminated against based on his religion. But the tribunal disagreed.

The tribunal doesn’t normally publicize its screening decisions, but due to the large volume of complaints it has received concerning the COVID-19 mask mandate, as well as public interest, it decided to release the decision.

The identities of those involved and the location of the incident have