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Canadian Human Rights Commission

CHRC


Contact Information

Mailing AddressLocation Address
Canadian Human Rights Commission
P.O. Box 3545 Halifax South Postal Station
Halifax, NS
B3J 3J2
Canada
Canadian Human Rights Commission
5475 Spring Garden Road, 2nd Floor
Main Phone: 1-800-565-1752 or (902) 426-8380   Toll Free: 1-800-565-1752
Main Fax: (902) 426-2685

Business Days Open: Monday to Friday
Business Hours Open: 8:30am to 4:30pm


Mission Statement

Every individual should have an equal opportunity with other individuals to make for himself or herself the life that he or she is able and wishes to have, consistent with his or her duties and obligations as a member of society.

Description of Services

Under the Canadian Human Rights Act it is against the law for any employer or provider of service that falls within federal jurisdiction to make unlawful distinctions based on the following prohibited grounds:
-race -sex (including pregnancy and childbirth)
-national or ethnic origin -marital status
-colour -family status
-religion -pardoned conviction
-age -physical or mental disability (including dependence on alcholics or drugs)
-sexual orientation

The CHRC
Investigations and resolves complaints of discrimination in organizations under federal jurisdiction.
Provides public education, training and developement consultation regarding the impact of legislation on employment systems. Undertake research into Human Rights Legislation and Case Law.

CANADIAN FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF INFANT DEATHS (SIDS)

P.O. Box 2121
Westfield, NB
E0G 3J0

A non-profit organization whose primary concern is Sudden Infant Death Sysdrome (SIDS). Goals are to provide information and counselling support, to carry out a program of public education, and to promote and support researc activities.

Non-Profit
Charitable Tax Number

CANADIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION

P.O. Box 3545 1-800-565-1752
South Postal Station 1-902-426-8380
Halifax, NS 1-902-426-2685 (FAX)
B3J 3J2 1-902-426-9345 (TDD)

Investigates and resolves complaints of discrimination in organizations under federal jurisdiction. Provides public education, training and developments, and consultation reqarding the impact of legislatioin on employment systems. Undertakes research into Human Rights Legislation and Case Law.

Government
Wheelchair Accessible

Geral J Roy- Regional Director
Sandra Smith Muir- Human Rights Officer

goes to HQ in Ottawa-internet - (info@chrc.ca)
world wide web: http://www.chrc.ca


Meeting Places, Times, & Special Events

Program Days:Monday to Friday

Program Delivery

Legal Status:Federal
Disability Accessability:Fully
Language:English and French
Geographic Area Served:Atlantic Provinces

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